Coimbatore Corporation constitutes mobile triage teams
The Hindu
To check COVID-19 positive persons below 45 years of age at doorstep
Coimbatore Corporation has taken one more step in its fight to control the COVID-19 spread by constituting triage teams that go to positive persons’ doorsteps. Sources in the Corporation said that thus far all COVID-19 positive persons were asked to go one of the four triage centres nearest to their house – Government College of Technology, St. Francis School near the Coimbatore Medical College Hospital or the Corporation community hall in Ramanathapuram or the Government Medical College and ESI Hospital. The doctors there would screen the positive persons before recommending them to stay at home in quarantine or referring to a COVID-19 Care Centre or a government hospital.
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