Hyderabad, Aug 11th: Corporate hospitals in the city have been extending their services in treating swine flu victims in response to the government’s invitation to supplement its efforts in checking the spread of HINI virus. Representatives of corporate and private hospitals on Tuesday told the government that they would set up “isolation wards” in their hospitals for treating the effected people.
They wanted the government to come out with clear guidelines on the extent of support it will provide on medical, diagnostic and supply of N95 masks among other things. Currently the cases are being treated only in government hospitals. The government said that it would come out with guidelines for corporate hospitals in 2 days. The government will be providing masks and chemoprophylaxis drugs and IEC material to all the swine flu patients in private and corporate hospitals.
They wanted the government to come out with clear guidelines on the extent of support it will provide on medical, diagnostic and supply of N95 masks among other things. Currently the cases are being treated only in government hospitals. The government said that it would come out with guidelines for corporate hospitals in 2 days. The government will be providing masks and chemoprophylaxis drugs and IEC material to all the swine flu patients in private and corporate hospitals.
Eamcet second phase in Sep Posted on 13-Aug-2009
Hyderabad, Aug 12th: The second phase of counseling for admissions into various engineering colleges through Eamcet will be conducted in the month of September. The Eamcet admission committee has decided this after 82,500 students stayed away from the process in the first round. This is due to the ap...
Target to enroll 33% girls in NCC Posted on 13-Aug-2009
Tirupati, Aug 12th: Deputy Director General of AP Directorate (NCC), Air Commodore HJ Walia observed that a target was fixed to obtain 33 per cent enrollment of girl’s cadets in the next couple of years as against the present 27 per cent in the state. Speaking to the news media, Mr. Walia said ...
Awareness program on ragging Posted on 13-Aug-2009
Kakinada, Aug 12th: The Kakinada Institute of Engineering and Technology (KIET) organized an awareness programme on ragging on Tuesday with the participation of Superintendent of Police Y. Nagi Reddy as chief guest. On the occasion, KIET students announced the formation of an Anti-Ragging Force to pr...
Back to school, a success Posted on 13-Aug-2009
Kakinada, Aug 12th: The East Godavari Rajiv Vidya Mission (RVM), formerly Sarva Siksha Abhiyan, achieved 98 per cent target in back-to-school program in the district in present year of 2009-10. According to RVM sources, a special drive was taken up in the district from May to July. Of the target of 7...
Swine flu alert in district Posted on 13-Aug-2009
Rajahmundry, Aug 12th: The district health authorities have geared by setting up isolation wards in government hospitals, especially at the district headquarters hospital to quarantine all persons showing symptoms in both East and West Godavari districts. In all 18 air passengers, including five Aust...
Demand to use gas for local needs Posted on 14-Aug-2009
Kakinada, Aug 13th: The Telugu Desam Activists of East Godavari District organized a protest demonstration at the district collectorate on Thursday demanding to give preference to local needs in the utilization of KG basin gas. They demanded for the allotment of gas for the local needs first before e...
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