India's First 100-Bed Hospital Exclusively To Treat COVID-19 Patients Set Up By Reliance
Reliance Foundation owned by Mukesh Ambani has set up Indias first COVID-19 hospital which will be solely dedicated to treating patients who are infected by coronavirus. The medical facility has 100 beds and has been set up in Seven Hills Hospital along with adequate modern equipment to treat patients.
Now is the time when the rich can help out their respective countries and many of them have stepped up to make sure they are doing what is required of them. Chinese billionaire Jack Ma has donated coronavirus kits to the US, Africa as well as Asia; our own business tycoon, Mr Anand Mahindra, is setting up his factories to manufacture ventilators for patients. He has also promised to donate 100 per cent of his salary for the coming months, to make sure the medical facilities don't break down.
Adding to this, the Reliance Foundation owned by Mukesh Ambani, has set up India's first COVID-19 hospital which will be solely dedicated to treat patients who are infected by coronavirus.
India¡¯s First Dedicated Covid Hospital by @RFhospital in collaboration with Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), has set up a dedicated 100 bedded centre at Seven Hills Hospital, Mumbai for patients who test positive for Covid-19. #CoronaHaregaIndiaJeetega
¡ª Reliance Foundation (@ril_foundation) March 23, 2020
The medical facility has 100 beds and has been set up in Seven Hills Hospital along with adequate modern equipment to treat patients. Not just that, the foundation is also working towards providing the health care workers with proper protective gear so that their risk of contracting the infection is reduced.
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In a series of tweets, the company's official Twitter handle explained some basic and necessary facts about the hospital.
The hospital houses a negative pressure room which will help in preventing cross contamination and also control the infection from spreading.
This first-of-its-kind-in-India centre is fully funded by Reliance Foundation and includes a negative pressure room that helps in preventing cross contamination and helps control infection #CoronaHaregaIndiaJeetega
¡ª Reliance Foundation (@ril_foundation) March 23, 2020
All beds are equipped with the required infrastructure, bio medical equipment such as ventilators, pacemakers, dialysis machine and patient monitoring devices etc #CoronaHaregaIndiaJeetega
¡ª Reliance Foundation (@ril_foundation) March 23, 2020
They also added that Sir H.N. Reliance Foundation Hospital and Research Centre will offer help people returning from other countries, to quarantine themselves by providing them with special medical facilities.
@RFhospital to offer special medical facilities to quarantine travellers from notified countries #CoronaHaregaIndiaJeetega
¡ª Reliance Foundation (@ril_foundation) March 23, 2020
Apart from this, Reliance has also donated Rs 5 crore to the Maharashtra government's relief fund to help those who have been the virus' victims. According to a Financial Express report, the company's statement on the same was, 'RIL has deployed the combined strengths of Reliance Foundation, Reliance Retail, Jio, Reliance Life Sciences, Reliance Industries, and all the 6,00,000 members of the Reliance family on this action plan against COVID-19'.
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This is a great initiative by them and more such facilities need to be set up by those who can afford to do so in order to help the current situation. The only way to fight this is to fight it together.
