India to spend $3.1B for health care centers
The Peninsula
NEW DELHI - India will spend $3.1 billion to create new health care facilities in preparation for another possible wave of coronavirus infections.
On Thursday, India’s Health Ministry announced more than 800 confirmed deaths and 45,892 new cases, Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya says 50 field hospitals with up to 5,000 beds, 20,000 intensive care unit beds, 700 pediatric centers and storage facilities for medical oxygen in 700 districts will be set up in nine months.
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