Fight Against COVID: Helpline & Guide For Mumbai District
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With the current death toll in Maharashtra having crossed 61,000 and the existing cases of COVID-19 in the state being more than 40 lakhs, the entire state has declared a ‘Break-the-chain’ initiative. Let’s take a look at some of the key points of contact for the people of Mumbai during these dire times.
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The state of Maharashtra has designated several hospitals and treatment facilities to help patients affected with COVID-19 in Mumbai and most of these have a decent rate of bed availability as well. Here’s a list of all such hospitals in Mumbai:
The Government of Maharashtra has assigned several public hospitals as designated COVID-19 vaccination centres. A list of some of the government, as well as private vaccination centres with the best medical facilities in Mumbai, are given below:
Some of the key organisations that are currently providing donors for plasma therapy and facilitating direct contact of the families of patients with donors, are Team SOS, Dhoondh, PlasmaDonor.in, PINT, PlasmaLine.in, GiveRed.in, SimplyBlood.com, CityDonors.com and NDTV Plasma Drive.
The availability of this crucial medicine that is being used in the treatment of patients suffering from COVID-19 has been tough, to say the least. Due to the massive surge in COVID-19 cases in the state, there are only a few medicine distributors who have the availability of Remdesivir in their stock. Some of these distributors can be contacted by phone:
Due to the rising COVID-19 cases, the use of public transportation will be limited to medical staff and government employees only, while people visiting other districts and cities are being marked and compelled to undergo a 14 day home quarantine.
Coming to the recent lockdown and movement restrictions imposed by the Government of Maharashtra, the Mumbai Police have initiated an ingenious system of colour-coded stickers to put on vehicles who are travelling for essential services. The red colour sticker is to be used by all those who are travelling to the hospital or for any other health emergency. The yellow sticker is to be used for any other essential services, while the green colour sticker is to be used for travelling to the grocery store or delivering food items.
Many government and private agencies are providing transportation facilities to hospitals in case of emergencies and the people of Mumbai can avail of these ambulance services by contacting the providers given below:
The chart given below contains the contact numbers of doctors who have taken up the initiative of telephonic guidance during different times of the day.
Name of Doctor | Contact Number | Time of Consultation |
Dr Tushar Shah | 9321469911 | 8 am to 12 pm |
Dr M Bhatt | 9320407074 | 8 am to 12 pm |
Dr D Doshi | 9820237951 | 8 am to 12 pm |
Dr G Kamath | 9136575405 | 12 pm to 4 pm |
Dr S Manglik | 9820222384 | 12 pm to 4 pm |
Dr J Jain | 7021092685 | 12 pm to 4 pm |
Dr N Zaveri | 9321489748 | 4 pm to 8 pm |
Dr S Ansari | 7045720278 | 4 pm to 8 pm |
Dr L Kedia | 9321470560 | 4 pm to 8 pm |
Dr N Kuma | 8104605550 | 8 pm to 11 pm |
Dr P Bhargav | 9833887603 | 8 pm to 11 pm |
Dr R Chauhan | 9892135010 | 8 pm to 11 pm |
Since the lockdown began in March 2020 and officially ended around June to July 2020, people have been forced indoors and this has resulted in the development of several mental health issues. The BMC has taken a bold step by providing a mental health helpline number (which is: 1800 120 820 050) to such people.
The Maharashtra Government as well as several local municipal bodies have undertaken the initiative to provide consultation and relief to the people with the help of several helpline numbers that are currently active across the state.
The Government of Maharashtra has announced a technical lockdown except for public transport and essential services from 22nd April to 1st May 2021. Moreover, similar curbs have also been placed on both public and private offices within Maharashtra till 1st May 2021 as a response to the rising cases of COVID-19 within the state.
With this information at hand, you will be better equipped to deal with any COVID-related emergency. Stay safe and take necessary precautionary measures.
Remember to knock out every obstacle that comes in the way of keeping you healthy.
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