Additional beds to come up in Coimbatore
The Hindu
Apart from the existing facilities, 1,110 additional beds are coming up in the district to treat COVID-19 patients.According to a press release from the district administration, COVID-19 patients are
Apart from the existing facilities, 1,110 additional beds are coming up in the district to treat COVID-19 patients. According to a press release from the district administration, COVID-19 patients are treated at Coimbatore Medical College Hospital, Government Medical College and ESI Hospital and the government hospitals at Mettupalayam, Pollachi and Madukkarai. They are also admitted to eight COVID Care Centres, including those at Pollachi and Karamadai, 62 private hospitals and 10 hotels that have tie-ups with hospitals. In addition to these, 1,110 beds are coming up at different centres. About 260 of these are set up by CREDAI and ASCEN.
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