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2 nurses test Covid-19 +ve in Mumbai, hospital stops taking new patients

The civic body has given a time period of 48 hours to the hospital to discharge all existing patients after proper screening.

Updated on: Apr 10, 2020, 16:02:12 IST
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Two nurses, aged 27 years and 42 years of Dadar’s Shushrusha Hospital have tested positive for Covid-19 on Friday following which authorities have directed the hospital to stop taking in any new patients. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has asked the hospital to quarantine nearly 28 nurses who are employed in the hospital.

In another incident, an 83-year-old man has tested positive at NC Kelkar Road in Dadar on Friday. There are so far 6 cases of Covid-19, which have been reported from Dadar. (Image used for representation). (HT PHOTO.)
In another incident, an 83-year-old man has tested positive at NC Kelkar Road in Dadar on Friday. There are so far 6 cases of Covid-19, which have been reported from Dadar. (Image used for representation). (HT PHOTO.)

The civic body has given a time period of 48 hours to the hospital to discharge all existing patients after proper screening. Kiran Dighavkar, Assistant Municipal Commissioner of G North ward (Dadar) said, “We have advised the hospital to conduct tests of all nurses at their own cost and then we will take a call.”

In another incident, an 83-year-old man has tested positive at NC Kelkar Road in Dadar on Friday. Travel history, if any is being investigated and high risk contacts of the patient are being traced and will undergo tests immediately. There are so far six cases of Covid-19, which have been reported from Dadar.

 
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