COVID-19A Compendium on

Netrika Consulting India Pvt. Ltd. 10 May 2020

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DOCUMENT NAME VERSION PREPARED BY DATE

A COMPENDIUM ON COVID - 19

1.0 Netrika Consulting India Pvt. Ltd. 10 May 2020

REVISION DATE APPROVED BY DESCRIPTION

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Table of Contents

Glossary of Terms 8

About the Document 9

1. Corona Virus 10

1.1. Brief History 10

1.2. Timeline – Start of a Pandemic 10

1.3. Coronavirus 11

1.4. Transmission 13

Person to person spread (Direct transmission) 13

Airborne transmission (Direct transmission) 14

Spread from contaminated surfaces (Indirect spread) 14

1.5. Risk factors 14

Age 15

Gender 15

Comorbidities 15

Crowding 15

Certain occupations 15

Other cases where people are at higher risk 15

1.6. Symptoms 16

Shortness of breath 16

Fever 16

Dry cough 16

Chills and body aches 16

Loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea 16

Mental confusion 16

2. Present Status & Statistics 17

2.1. Spread 17

World 17

India 17

India and other countries – A comparative 18

2.2. Various Statistics 21

State wise fatality rates 21

Age wise 22

Gender distribution 22

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Temperature and humidity 22

2.3. Cure and Current Status 23

2.4. Testing & Collection Facilities 24

2.5. Testing Kits 24

2.6. Hospital, Helplines & Telemedicine 25

Role of helplines 25

Hospitals 26

Telemedicine 27

3. Identified Safety Measures & Best Practices 29

3.1. Definitions 29

Quarantine 29

Isolation 29

Zones 29

Symptomatic 29

Asymptomatic 29

Social Distancing 29

3.2. Types of Zone 29

3.3. Movement of Personnel during Lockdown 31

3.4. Measures to Adopt to Safeguard Against Infection 31

Social distancing 31

Washing hands frequently 31

Avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth 32

Practice respiratory hygiene 32

Stay informed and follow advice given by healthcare providers 32

Stay at home 33

Use of masks, glove and other PPE 33

Workplace and personal hygiene 33

Other measures taken 35

3.5. Aarogya Setu App 36

3.6. Safety Guidelines 36

3.7. General Guidance 37

3.8. Best Practices 37

Hand hygiene 37

Cough/ sneezing etiquette 38

When ill 38

Home quarantine 38

Prevention is best 39

COVID-19 protocol when entering home 39

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COVID-19 protocol when leaving home 40

3.9. Flow Charts 40

In case you are quarantined 40

In case you are ill/ feel ill 41

4. Reports on Impact on Industry 42

4.1. Impact on Industry 42

4.2. Industries Severely Impacted 43

4.3. Reports on Impact 44

5. Government Guidelines & Regulations 45

5.1. Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) 45

Summary of guidelines issued by MoHFW 45

Guidelines for home isolation of very mild/ pre-symptomatic COVID-19 cases 45

Guidelines on rational use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 45

Additional guidelines on rational use of Personal Protective Equipment 46

Guidelines on disinfection of common public places including offices 46

Guidelines to be followed on detection of suspect/ confirmed COVID-19 case in a non COVID

health facility 46

Guidelines for Notifying COVID-19 affected persons by Private Institutions 47

Additional guidelines for quarantine of returnees from abroad / contacts / isolation of suspect

or confirmed cases in private facilities 47

Guidelines for home quarantine 48

Guidance document on appropriate management of suspect/ confirmed cases of COVID-l9:

Railway Coaches as COVID Care Centre 48

5.2. Ministry of Home Affairs 48

5.3. Guidelines for Stranded Persons 51

People Stranded within Country 51

People Stranded (Indian) outside Country 51

5.4. Movement of Stranded Persons by Shramik Special Trains 51

5.5. Guidelines for Restarting Manufacturing Industries after Lockdown 51

6. Government Stimulus Package 52

6.1. Central Government and Reserve Bank of India 52

Measures taken by Ministry of Finance 52

Measures taken by Reserve Bank of India 52

Ministry of Labour and Employment (MoLE) 53

7. Post COVID 19 – Way Ahead SOPs/ Guidelines 54

7.1. Proposed SOPs/ Guidelines for Post Lockdown Resumption of Work 54

Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) 54

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Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) 55

7.2. SOPs on starting work post COVID-19 Lockdown 55

7.3. Guidelines on use of Air-conditioning & Ventilation 56

8. PPE & Other Equipment 57

8.1. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 57

8.2. Infrared Thermometers 59

8.3. Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation 59

8.4. PPE Specifications 60

Face shield 60

Triple layer medical mask 60

N-95 Respirator mask 60

Gloves 60

Coverall/Gowns 61

Shoe covers 61

Head covers 61

Goggles 61

8.5. Approved Testing Labs for PPE Coveralls 62

Annexure 'I' – Details of COVID-19 Cases Worldwide 63

Annexure ‘II’ – List of Laboratories 71

Annexure ‘III’ – List of COVID Health Care Center 75

Annexure ‘IV’ – E – Pass for Movement 139

Annexure ‘V’ – AAI Guidelines Post Lockdown 145

Annexure ‘VI’ – Guidelines for Home Isolation of Very Mild/ Pre-Symptomatic COVID-19 Cases (MoHFW)

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Annexure ‘VII’ – Guidelines on Rational Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 156

Annexure ‘VIII’ – Additional Guidelines on Rational Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 159

Annexure ‘IX’ – Guidelines on Disinfection of Common Public Places Including Offices 163

Annexure ‘X’- Guidelines to be Followed on Detection of Suspect/ Confirmed COVID-19 Case in a non-

COVID Health Facility 168

Annexure ‘XI’ – Guidelines for Lockdown 3.0 172

Annexure ‘XII’ – Ministry of Finance Relief Package -COVID-19 176

Annexure ‘XIII’ – Reserve Bank of India Regulatory Policies – Covid-19 179

Annexure ‘XIV’ - Important Websites & Twitter Handles 183

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Table of Figures

FIGURE 1: IMAGE OF CORONAVIRUS 1...................................................................................................................... 10 FIGURE 2: TIMELINE OF CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC .................................................................................................. 11 FIGURE 3: STRUCTURE OF CORONAVIRUS ................................................................................................................ 11 FIGURE 4: COVID-19 VS SARS AND MERS ................................................................................................................. 12 FIGURE 5: COMPARISON OF MORTALITY RATE OF COVID-19 WITH MERS AND SARS ................................................ 12 FIGURE 6: CHAIN OF TRANSMISSION OF COVID-19 ................................................................................................... 13 FIGURE 7: TRANSMISSION ROUTE OF CORONAVIRUS ............................................................................................... 14 FIGURE 8: PERSON WHO ARE AT RISK OF INFECTION ................................................................................................ 15 FIGURE 9: KEY SYMPTOMS OF CORONAVIRUS .......................................................................................................... 16 FIGURE 10: COMPARISON OF FATALITIES BETWEEN INDIA AND COUNTRIES WITH HIGHEST NUMBER OF CASES ...... 18 FIGURE 11: STATE/UTS WITH HIGHEST NUMBER OF CORONA CASES ........................................................................ 20 FIGURE 12: STATE/UTS WITH LOWEST NUMBER OF CASES ....................................................................................... 21 FIGURE 13: STATE WISE FATALITY CASES IN INDIA .................................................................................................... 21 FIGURE 14: MORTALITY RATE BASED ON THE AGE OF THE CORONA PATIENT ........................................................... 22 FIGURE 15: TYPES OF DEDICATED COVID HOSPITALS IN INDIA .................................................................................. 26 FIGURE 16: AAROGYA SETU APP .............................................................................................................................. 36

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Glossary of Terms

Name Abbreviation

All India Institute of Medical Science AIIMS

Building and Other Construction Workers BoCW

Confederation of Indian Industry CII

Coronavirus Disease / 2019 Novel Coronavirus COVID-19

Employee Provident Fund Organization EPFO

Employee State Insurance Corporation ESIC

Emergency Medical Teams EMTs

Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce &

Industry FICCI

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare MoHFW

Ministry of Home Affairs MHA

Ministry of Labour and Employment MoLE

Ministry of Finance MoF

Middle East Respiratory Syndrome MERS

National Housing Bank NHB

National Centre for Disease Control NCDC

Original Equipment Manufacture OEM

Public Health Emergency of International Concerns PHEIC

Personal Protective Equipment PPE

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome SARS

Targeted Long-Term Repo Operations TLTRO

Voice over Internet Protocol VoIP

World Health Organisation WHO

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About the Document

The document has been prepared with an aim to have relevant information in respect of COVID-19 available

at one place. It is thus a compendium of important guidelines issued by the Government, statistics and

most importantly links to reports and websites that one can refer to for information. The links have been

included in the paragraph itself as well as references in the footer can also be used to access relevant

information on the internet. The information in the document has been collated and put together through

open sources. Where possible extract of the documents referred to has been included and only a few

documents have been placed at annexures without making the volume of the document cumbersome.

We hope that the document will prove to be of help in making available required information in one place.

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1. Corona Virus

1.1. Brief History

Coronaviruses are a group of RNA virus that are known to primarily cause disease in animals. However, in rare cases they are also known to cause illness in humans, as can be seen with SARS-CoV1 and MERS-CoV infections, which are other members of the same family. Coronavirus gets its name from the Latin word ‘Corona’ which means a crown as the spikes on the surface of the virus give it a structure like a crown.

The novel coronavirus outbreak was first documented in Port city of Wuhan, Hubei Province,

China in December 2019. Initially known as the novel corona virus, it was on 11 February 2020,

the World Health Organization announced the official name to be SARS-CoV-2 and the disease

would be called COVID-19. The World Health Organization declared a global health emergency

and rated COVID-19's global risk of spread and impact as "very high" on February 28, 2020. It was

declared a pandemic on March 11, 2020 by WHO.

As on May 09, 2020, total of 3,862,676 confirmed cases and 265,961 deaths have been reported

globally2.

1.2. Timeline – Start of a Pandemic

The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is understood to have surfaced in a Chinese seafood

and poultry market (Wuhan City) late last year, which has spread to at least 215 countries. WHO

declared the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak as a public health emergency of international

concern (PHEIC) on January 30, 2020 and as a pandemic on March 11, 2020. A brief timeline of

the outbreak of the disease is depicted below: -

1 https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus https://www.webmd.com/lung/coronavirus-history 2 https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019

Figure 1: Image of Coronavirus 1

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Timeline of the coronavirus pandemic.3

Figure 2: Timeline of Coronavirus Pandemic

1.3. Coronavirus4

Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses which are zoonotic viruses that implies that they cause

disease in animals which are rarely transferred to human hosts.

In humans, coronaviruses are known to cause respiratory infections ranging from mild flu like

symptoms to more severe forms of pneumonia and respiratory distress. This has earlier been seen

in the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).

Figure 3: Structure of Coronavirus

3 https://www.who.int/news-room/detail/27-04-2020-who-timeline---covid-19 4 https://www.who.int/health-topics/coronavirus#tab=tab_1

December 12, 2019 - Wuhan reported

first case.

December 31, 2019 -Chinese authorities alerted WHO about

cases of pneumonia of unknown etiology.

January 3, 2020 - India notified by WHO.

January 7, 2020 - 2019-nCoV identified.

January 13, 2020 -Thailand confirms first case outside

China

January 30, 2020 -India confirms first case. WHO declares

PHEIC*

February 11, 2020 -Virus renamed SARS-

CoV-2 and disease COVID-19.

March 3, 2020 - Cases (74 countries) Local

transmission (31 countries)

March 11, 2020 -WHO declares it a

Pandemic.

March 24, 2020 - India ordered nation wide lockdown which is

further extended till May 3 2020

May 1, 2020 - In India 35,000 approx corona

cases are reported

May 1, 2020 - In India Lockdown extended for

two weeks

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From the above Figure we can see that though the transmission rates are high in COVID-19, but

the fatality rates are much lower than the other diseases that have been caused by the family of

coronaviruses in the past. Fatalities are almost 10 times lower when compared to MERS. Therefore

the concern here is the high transmissibility and how the disease manifests considering various

existing morbidities in different human beings.

Figure 4: COVID-19 Vs SARS and MERS

Figure 5: Comparison of mortality rate of COVID-19 with MERS and SARS

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1.4. Transmission5

COVID-19 is a new disease and efforts to find out the different ways of its transmission are still

in progress.

Figure 6: Chain of Transmission of COVID-19

Research studies have shown that this virus spread in the following 02 ways: -

I. Direct contact

II. Indirect contact

Person to person spread (Direct transmission)

I. It spreads when two people are in less than 6 feet distance from each other.

II. When infected person coughs, sneezes or talks, it can be transmitted through

respiratory droplets which can be inhaled by the person nearby.

III. It can also be transmitted through the people who do not show any symptoms

(asymptomatic carriers6). According to Indian Council of Medical Research, 80%

people do not have symptoms. It makes it harder to trace the infected person who

is silently transmitting the disease.

5 https://www.who.int/news-room/commentaries/detail/modes-of-transmission-of-virus-causing-covid-19-implications-for-ipc-precaution-recommendations https://www.who.int/news-room/q-a-detail/q-a-coronaviruses https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/general-information.html 6 https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/healthcare/biotech/healthcare/no-symptoms-in-80-of-covid-cases-raise-

concerns/articleshow/75260387.cms?from=mdr

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Airborne transmission (Direct transmission)7

I. The WHO states that Respiratory infections can be transmitted through droplets of

different sizes: when the droplet particles are >5-10 μm in diameter they are

referred to as respiratory droplets, and when they are <5μm in diameter, they are

referred to as droplet nuclei.

II. According to current evidence, COVID-19 virus is primarily transmitted between

people through respiratory droplets and contact routes.

Spread from contaminated surfaces (Indirect spread)8

Person can also get infected by corona virus by touching their mouth, nose and eyes after coming

in contact with the surface or object that has been contaminated by the virus. Viruses being on

the borderline of living and non-living have the capacity to survive on inanimate objects for a

long duration of time. The duration of time for which a virus stays alive on an inanimate surface

varies from 30 min to even 48 hrs and beyond. The duration depends on the type of surface and

other conditions.

1.5. Risk factors9

COVID-19 virus comes in contact with mucous membrane of eyes, nose and mouth. It replicates,

the immune system fights back causing swelling in the inner lining of the lungs. This effect in the

body differs from person to person and so the clinical symptoms of the disease also differ. Risk

factors for consideration are given below: -

7 https://www.who.int/news-room/commentaries/detail/modes-of-transmission-of-virus-causing-covid-19-implications-for-ipc-precaution-recommendations 8 https://www.cdc.gov/infectioncontrol/spread/index.html 9 https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/need-extra-precautions/people-at-higher-risk.html

Figure 7: Transmission route of coronavirus

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Age

The immune system weakens with the age that is why the elder people are more at risk compared to younger population. Also, elder people with pre-existing medical conditions makes them more at risk.

Gender

According to Health Ministry, 76% corona patients are men and 24% are women. Further, study is required to authenticate this data.

Comorbidities

Some people have certain existing comorbid conditions which make them more prone not only to the infection but also the severity of the infection. For e.g. people with heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, chronic lung disease, chronic kidney disease (patient on dialysis etc.), chronic liver disease etc.

Crowding

The chances of the spread of the virus in crowded areas is very high as it is difficult to maintain social distance.

Certain occupations

Doctors, Nurses, health workers, Police officers are more at risk of transmission than people from other occupations.

Figure 8: Person who are at risk of infection

Other cases where people are at higher risk

I. Recent travel to places where there is an outbreak. II. Close contact with people who are diagnosed with the disease. III. Close contact with anyone who has visited an outbreak zone. IV. Contact with secretions or feces from an infected person. V. Obesity (BMI over 40).

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1.6. Symptoms10

Symptoms of COVID-19 vary from person to person and it appears after 2-14 days after exposure

to the virus. Majority of the patients show mild flu like symptoms, while others may have a severe

form of the infection.

Shortness of breath

Shortness of breath is not usually an early symptom of Covid-19, but it is the most serious.

Basically, explained as difficulty in breathing by the patient.

Fever

Fever is also a sign of Covid-19, but it is generally manifests along with other symptoms.

Dry cough

Dry Cough is another common symptom, which can be accompanied by deep pain in the chest.

The coughs generate maximum aerosols and these patients are highly infective.

Chills and body aches

Symptoms vary from person to person. Some may have no chills or body aches at all whereas

some may experience milder flu-like chills, fatigue and achy joints and muscles.

Loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea

Many people develop loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea along with gastrointestinal

symptoms.

Mental confusion

Mental confusion11 is another symptom that may usually be seen in older people.

10 https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/symptoms-testing/symptoms.html https://www.who.int/health-topics/coronavirus#tab=tab_3 https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/coronavirus-health-ministry-pc-73-percent-male-patients-26-percent-female-india-1663922-2020-04-06

Figure 9: Key symptoms of Coronavirus

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2. Present Status & Statistics

2.1. Spread

World12

According to the report of WHO, total 3,862,676 cases have been reported till May 09, 2020 across

215 countries and territories. For details information regarding the cases worldwide please refer

Annexure ‘I’. As on May 09, 2020 a total of 69,889 deaths have been recorded in US, followed by

The United Kingdom (31,241), Italy (30,201) and Spain (26,251). WHO has extended their support

to African countries by deploying EMTs to control the spread of COVID-19 pandemic.

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According to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW), as of May 10, 2020, a total of

62,939 COVID-19 cases (including 111 foreign nationals) have been reported in 32 States/ Union

territories. India is at a decisive phase, where surveillance plays a central role. Centre along with

States have strengthened ongoing surveillance and response at State, district and block levels;

cluster containment activities; strengthening real time data collection activities; and accelerated

implementation of the national integrated health information platform.

2.1.2.1. India situation

India COVID-19 state wise status (As of 10 May 2020)

S. No. Name of State / Union Territory

Total confirmed cases (including

111 foreign nationals)

Recovered Deceased

1 Andaman and Nicobar Islands

33 32 0

2 Andhra Pradesh 1930 887 44

3 Arunachal Pradesh 1 1 0

4 Assam 63 34 2

5 Bihar 591 322 5

6 Chandigarh 169 24 2

7 Chhattisgarh 59 43 0

8 Dadar Nagar Haveli 1 0 0

9 Delhi 6542 2020 73

10 Goa 7 7 0

11 Gujarat 7796 2091 472

12 Haryana 675 290 9

13 Himachal Pradesh 50 38 2

14 Jammu and Kashmir 836 368 9

15 Jharkhand 156 78 3

16 Karnataka 794 386 30

12 https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019?gclid=Cj0KCQjwhtT1BRCiARIsAGlY51JCsYnB-vlPSFVznheggWGKvKwuoXWfFuR5b-UKy5uV_cAERvtuFygaAhVEEALw_wcB https://www.who.int/docs/default-source/coronaviruse/situation-reports/20200508covid-19-sitrep-109.pdf?sfvrsn=68f2c632_6 13 https://www.mohfw.gov.in/

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17 Kerala 505 485 4

18 Ladakh 42 17 0

19 Madhya Pradesh 3614 1676 215

20 Maharashtra 20228 3800 779

21 Manipur 2 2 0

22 Meghalaya 13 10 1

23 Mizoram 1 1 0

24 Odisha 294 63 2

25 Puducherry 9 6 0

26 Punjab 1762 157 31

27 Rajasthan 3708 2026 106

28 Tamil Nadu 6535 1824 44

29 Telengana 1163 750 30

30 Tripura 134 2 0

31 Uttarakhand 67 46 1

32 Uttar Pradesh 3373 1499 74

33 West Bengal 1786 372 171

Total 62939 19358 2109

India and other countries – A comparative

2.1.3.1. Comparative graph

A comparative graph of fatalities (as on 10 May 2020) versus total number of cases further

substantiates the conclusion that the fatalities percentage is low when compared to the disease

caused by other viruses of the coronavirus family.

Figure 10: Comparison of fatalities between India and countries with highest number of cases

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2.1.3.2. Countries with highest number of cases (data as of 09 May 2020)

S. No.

Country/ Territory/ Area

Total confirmed cases

Total new confirmed cases

Total deaths

Total new deaths

1 United State of America

1215571 31839 67146 1949

2 Spain 221447 1122 26070 213

3 Italy 215858 1401 29958 274

4 The United Kingdom

206719 5514 30615 539

5 Russian Federation

187859 10699 1723 98

2.1.3.3. Countries with lowest number of cases (Data as of 09 May 2020)

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Total confirmed

cases

Total new confirmed cases

Total deaths Total new

deaths

1 Yemen 26 0 6 0

2 Saint Pierre and Miquelon

1 0 0 0

3 Anguilla 3 0 0 0

4 Comoros 8 0 1 0

5 British Virgin Islands

7 0 1 0

2.1.3.4. State / Union territory with highest number of cases (Data as of 10 May 2020) 14

S. No.

Name of State / Union Territory

Total confirmed cases (including 111 foreign

nationals)

Cured / Discharged/

Migrated

Death

1 Maharashtra 20228 3800 779

2 Gujarat 7796 2091 472

3 Delhi 6542 2020 73

4 Madhya Pradesh 3614 1676 215

5 Rajasthan 3708 2026 106

14 https://www.mohfw.gov.in/

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A graph depicting the above tabulated data is represented below for ease of comprehension.

Figure 11: State/UTs with highest number of Corona cases

2.1.3.5. State / Union territory with lowest number of cases (Data as of 10 May 2020)15

S. No.

Name of State / Union Territory

Total confirmed cases (including 111 foreign

nationals)

Cured / Discharged/ Migrated

Death

1 Dadar Nagar Haveli 1 0 0

2 Mizoram 1 1 0

3 Arunachal Pradesh 1 1 0

4 Manipur 2 2 0

5 Goa 7 7 0

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Figure 12: State/UTs with lowest number of cases

2.2. Various Statistics 16

State wise fatality rates

Figure 13: State wise fatality cases in India

In India, as of 10 May 2020, coronavirus active cases have risen to 62,939 and 2,109 deaths have

been reported so far in 33 states/UT. The government has classified 733 districts of India into

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red, orange and green zones. Maharashtra has the highest number of death cases followed by

Gujarat, Delhi and Madhya Pradesh.

Age wise17

As on 18 April 2020, the mortality rate is put at 3.3%, which is lowest in the world and 13% patients

are known to have recovered so far. The doubling rate has increased from 10.5 days to 12 days

in second lockdown. Further, 75.3% deaths are known to have occurred among those who are 60

years and above and 83% of the elderly people were known to have co-morbid conditions like

chronic kidney issues, diabetes, hypertension, and heart-related problems.

Figure 14: Mortality rate based on the age of the Corona patient

Gender distribution18

The fatality rates for males is 2.8 percent which is comparatively higher than females at 1.7

percent. Previous studies of SARS and MERS outbreak in different region shows that men were

infected more than women and their death rate was 50 percent higher comparatively.

According to updates from Union Health Ministry, 76 percent of COVID 19 patients in India are

men. Among these 19 percent are of 60 years of age and above, and 34 percent belong to the age

group of 40-60 years.

Temperature and humidity

Temperature and humidity are not known to have any effect on the transmission of

SARS – COV-2 virus.

17 https://www.deccanherald.com/national/covid-19-mortality-rate-in-india-around-33-health-ministry-

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18 https://www.theweek.in/news/india/2020/04/06/76-per-cent-of-covid-19-patients-in-india-are-men-death-rate-higher-among-those-above-60.html https://www.theweek.in/news/india/2020/04/07/young-old-male-female-86-per-cent-of-111-covid-19-deaths-had-one-factor-in-common.html

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2.3. Cure and Current Status

World over the race is on to develop a vaccine/ cure for the COVID19 infection. Countries with

the wherewithal have pulled out all stops to develop a cure. There are more than 100 entities

working on developing a vaccine. The normal time for a vaccine to be launched is about 04 to 05

years. However, with the concentrated effort and faster processing of the trials the earliest a

vaccine is expected is within 12 to 18 months’ time. Few leaders in the fray for the development

of a cure/ vaccine and the progress made so far have been appended below: -

I. Hydroxychloroquine has proved to be a key in this battle. India being the largest

manufacture of it, has started exporting it to many countries. The same has been found

to be effective in keeping the infection at bay and is recommended for use only by

healthcare workers and others who are working in close contact with infected people. It

is not a cure for the disease.

II. Plasma therapy has also been used to cure corona patients. Healthcare professionals are

utilizing the blood of recently cured individuals to treat the corona patients. They infuse

it into coronavirus patients to kick start their immune system to fight the corona infection.

III. Researchers at Karolinska Institute in Sweden and the University of British Columbia have

tested a drug which reduces the growth of the SARS-CoV-2 virus by a factor of 1,000 to

5,000 in cell cultures.19

IV. The Food and Drug Administration of USA has authorized the use of anti-viral vaccine to

treat COVID-19 patients. Remdesivir is a broad-spectrum antiviral medication developed

by the biopharmaceutical company Gilead Sciences. As on date, Remdesivir is being tested

as a specific treatment for COVID-19 and has been issued an Emergency Use Authorization

in the U.S. for those hospitalized with the severe form of COVID-19 disease.20

V. A new vaccine ChAdOx1 n COV-19 has been developed by University of Oxford and

AstraZeneca at the Oxford’s Jenner institute. It is a viral vector that contains the genetic

material of SARS-CoV-2 spike protein. It makes immune system strong from a single dose

of administration. It has been given to 320 people that has shown temporary side effects

such as sore arm, headache, temperature and flu-like symptoms21, and has been found to

improve the condition of those with COVID-19 disease22.

VI. In Israel, Institute for Biological research has completed the development phase of the

vaccine which attacks the virus and neutralize in the body. MigVax, a second Israel

research team has almost completed first phase of the development of coronavirus

vaccine. They have also recently issued a statement of having been able to develop the

antibodies required to fight the disease23.

19 https://health.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/industry/trial-drug-may-block-early-stages-of-covid-19-in-human-cells-study/74956766 20 https://www.gilead.com/news-and-press/press-room/press-releases/2020/4/gilead-announces-results-from-phase-3-trial-of-investigational-antiviral-remdesivir-in-patients-with-severe-covid-19 21 https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/coronavirus-oxford-university-british-pharmaceuticals-group-astrazeneca-partner-over-covid-19-vaccine-2221367 22 https://www.drugbank.ca/drugs/DB15656 23 https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/coronavirus-israel-says-made-covid-19-antibody-that-neutralises-virus-in-patients-body-2223695

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VII. Academy of Military Medical Science and CanSino Biologics, a biotech firm based in

Tianjin, China are the first in the world to reach phase II trials of vaccine development.24 https://www.indiatoday.in/coronavirus-outbreak/story/has-magic-cure-for-covid-19-already-

been-found-1674932-2020-05-06

VIII. India has setup special task force to research vaccine for corona disease. Niti Aayog,

Principal Scientific Advisor to the Government of India, ICMR, Department of Science and

Technology, CSIR, DRDO, DG-Health services and Drug Controller General of India are the

members of the task force. Serum Institute, Bharat Biotech and Zydus Cadila are the

Indian Companies who are working on research of vaccines but are at preclinical stage.25

IX. CSIR, India is pursuing a cure using MW Bacterium and they are in the process of

commencing human trials. https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/magazines/panache/endgame-covid-19-the-cure-for-

coronavirus-may-not-be-that-

far/articleshow/75216572.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign

=cppst

X. Italy has made a claim of having developed a vaccine on 06 May 2020 against COVID-19.

Details are yet to be made available. https://www.indiatoday.in/coronavirus-

outbreak/story/has-magic-cure-for-covid-19-already-been-found-1674932-2020-05-06

2.4. Testing & Collection Facilities

Government of India has designated 86 test sites across the country to expedite the process of

diagnosis and treatment. Guidelines have been issued by the Indian Council of Medical Research

for testing by private labs in the country. According to the guidelines, private laboratories

accredited by the National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories and

approved for conduct of real-time polymerase chain reaction for RNA virus will only be allowed

to conduct COVID-19 tests. Details about the list of laboratories can be found in Annexure ‘II’.

2.5. Testing Kits

Testing kits are essentially required. Presently the number of tests carried out are limited due to

a number of reasons. India has made some progress in development of testing kits as given

below: -

I. Kerala institute Sree Chitra Tirunal have developed a new cheap test kit for coronavirus

using the RT-LAMP technology. This is very promising and would help in accurate

diagnosis at cheaper costs. https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics-and-nation/sree-chitra-develops-

cheaperfaster-diagnostic-test-kit-for-covid-

19/articleshow/75185161.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign

=cppst

24 https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/healthcare/biotech/pharmaceuticals/covid-19-list-of-those-in-the-race-for-a-vaccine/university-of-oxford/slideshow/75135141.cms 25 https://www.businesstoday.in/sectors/pharma/india-sets-up-high-level-task-force-to-develop-vaccine-for-

coronavirus-to-co-ordinate-with-global-researchers/story/401424.html

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Paper based diagnosis has been developed by CSIR named Feluda. This can be effectively

used and mass deployed for testing. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/made-in-india-

paper-based-strip-for-rapid-mass-testing/articleshow/75566159.cms

2.6. Hospital, Helplines & Telemedicine

Role of helplines26

The Government of India has launched an emergency number for COVID-19 related assistance.

The emergency number for COVID-19 is toll-free. People can easily access the service and let

their grievances known. Below is the emergency number for COVID-19 helpline listed State wise.

Emergency number for COVID-19 - state-wise breakdown

Central helpline number - Toll-Free: +91-11-23978046

All India toll-free number - 1075

I. Andhra Pradesh - 0866-2410978 II. Arunachal Pradesh - 9436055743 III. Assam - 6913347770 IV. Bihar - 104 V. Chhattisgarh - 077122-35091 VI. Goa - 104 VII. Gujarat - 104

1. Haryana - 8558893911 2. Himachal Pradesh -104 3. Jharkhand - 104 4. Karnataka - 104 5. Kerala - 0471-2552056 6. Madhya Pradesh - 0755-2527177 7. Maharashtra - 020-26127394 8. Manipur - 3852411668 9. Meghalaya - 108 10. Mizoram - 102 11. Nagaland - 7005539653 12. Odisha - 9439994859 13. Punjab - 104 14. Rajasthan - 0141-2225624 15. Sikkim - 104 16. Tamil Nadu - 044-29510500 17. Tripura - 0381-2315879 18. Uttarakhand - 104 19. Uttar Pradesh -18001805145 20. West Bengal - 3323412600 21. Andaman and Nicobar Islands - 03192-232102 22. Chandigarh - 9779558282 23. Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu - 104 24. Delhi - 011-22307154 25. Jammu - 01912520982 26. Kashmir - 01942440283 27. Ladakh - 01982256462

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28. Lakshadweep - 104 29. Pondicherry - 104

The official COVID-19 relief helpline Email-ID is - ncov2019@gmail.com

2.6.1.1. Mental health helpline to help cope with stress27

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) has launched helpline number (08046110007) for

the public, who are dealing with anxiety and depression during quarantine. They have assigned

health counsellors, clinical psychologists and psychiatrists to handle their queries. MOHFW has

also posted various videos on their website, guiding how to manage mental stress and anxiety

during lockdown. They have also posted videos on how to quit smoking and alcohol during

lockdown etc.

Hospitals28

The Union Health Ministry has classified hospitals into three categories i.e. Dedicated COVID

hospitals, dedicated COVID healthcare centers and COVID care centers, in order to optimally

utilize the resources. They have also ensured enough capacity of beds for moderate to severe

cases. Trains have been converted into mobile hospitals/ COVID care centers. The details of

hospitals being prepared and allowed to take care of COVID-19 cases is an ongoing process and is

made available on MoHFW as well as State medical department websites. A list of hospitals geared

to attend to COVID-19 infected patients is placed at Annexure ‘III’ (the Annexure is placed

separately as the list contains inputs on more than 1600 hospitals/ care centers identified to

date, across the country).

Dedicated COVID hospitals Dedicated COVID Healthcare Centers COVID Care Centers

Figure 15: Types of dedicated COVID hospitals in India

2.6.2.1. Dedicated COVID hospitals

These hospitals are fully equipped with ventilators, beds, intensive care units and oxygen support

and are clinically assigned to handle severe cases. These are also the referral centers for

Dedicated COVID Healthcare centers and COVID care center. These hospitals should either be full

hospital or a separate block in a hospital.

27 https://www.mohfw.gov.in/

28https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics-and-nation/government-classifies-health-facilities-into-3-categories-for-

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2.6.2.2. Dedicated COVID healthcare centers (DCHC)

Dedicated COVID healthcare center handle clinically assigned moderate cases. These healthcare

centers can be the private hospitals. They can comprise of dedicated full portions of a hospital

or a separate block in a hospital for the patients, provided they have separate entry or exit zones.

In case if symptoms progress from moderate to severe, they must have dedicated basic life

support ambulance equipped with oxygen support for safe transport of the case to a dedicated

COVID Hospital. Should have good transport facility in case an emergency transfer is needed.

2.6.2.3. COVID care centers

COVID care centers are the health facilities that are clinically assigned by the government of

India to handle mild, very mild or suspected cases. These care centers can be set up in hostels,

hotels, lodges, stadium, both public and private places. According to the need, existing

quarantine facilities can be converted into COVID Care Centers. Should have good transport

facility in case of an emergency transfer is needed.

Telemedicine29

Telemedicine is the practice of providing health care services to the patient remotely, by using

information and communication technologies for the exchange of information for diagnosis,

treatment and prevention of disease and injuries. The traditional role of telemedicine has been

to deliver healthcare to rural areas and provide specialist care, to reduce out of pocket

expenditure in travel etc and to enable capacity building for doctors and help them take second

opinion.

COVID 19 has played the role of a transformational officer, where the govt of India with NITI Ayog

has come up with a new telemedicine guideline, which makes it legal. With this there is an

emergent role of telemedicine, the benefit of which is to be able to see people remotely without

exposing them to risk and also be able to protect the healthcare workers and the system which

is already overstretched.

2.6.3.1. Tools for telemedicine

Registered Medical Practitioner can use various tools for e.g. telephone, video, chat platforms

like WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger etc., devices connected over LAN, WAN, internet, mobile or

landline phones or Mobile app or internet based digital platforms for telemedicine.

2.6.3.2. Mode of communication

I. Audio (Apps, VOIP, Phone etc.)

II. Video (Apps, Video on chat platform etc.)

III. Text Based

i. General chat platform (WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger etc.)

ii. Asynchronous (email / Fax etc.)

iii. Chat based Applications (websites or other internet-based systems etc.)

29 https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/Telemedicine.pdf

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Unlike common belief, a normal smart phone is enough to enable a teleconsultation.

It can be used to initiate a hybrid model i.e. use it for a call and sharing relevant

images simultaneously.

2.6.3.3. Purpose of consultation

First Consult with any RMP for diagnosis/treatment/health education/ counselling

Follow-up consult with the same RMP

Patients may consult with an RMP for diagnosis and treatment of her condition or for health education and counselling

Patients may use this service for follow up consultation on his ongoing treatment with the same RMP who prescribed the treatment in an earlier in-person Consult

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3. Identified Safety Measures & Best Practices

3.1. Definitions

It is important that we understand the definitions of frequently used words. Accordingly, we have

appended some important words and their definitions below: -

Quarantine

Separation or restriction of movement of people who are exposed to the disease to see if they

fall sick.

Isolation

Separation of sick people with a contagious disease from the people who are not sick.

Zones

Division of areas/ regions / districts into different categories for implementation of restrictions/

or other measures.

Symptomatic

People who show signs of a disease.

Asymptomatic

People who have the disease, but do not show symptoms of the same.

Social Distancing

Physical distance to be maintained between two or more people, with an aim to limit spread of

airborne infectious disease.

3.2. Types of Zone30

Government of India has classified the districts of India into four zones. It is divided based on the

outbreak of cases. The present status of districts in various zones can be elicited from the link https://www.mygov.in/covid-19 .

S. No Types of Zone About Activity Allowed

1 Containment Zone

These areas report positive cases of corona virus. There are restrictions on the movement of the people to

I. Nothing is allowed in this zone

30 https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/lockdown-2-0-corona-battle-to-be-fought-in-red-orange-green-

zones/articleshow/75172569.cms

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avoid spreading the coronavirus.

2 Red Zone These area/s have reported large number of cases with high growth rate contributing to more than 80% cases for each state.

I. Medical clinics are allowed to operate

II. Movement of individual vehicle is permitted with maximum of two persons

III. Special economic Zone and Export oriented units, Industrial estates and township with access control are permitted

IV. Construction of renewable energy projects and in-situ construction in urban areas are allowed.

V. E-commerce activities are permitted in respect of essential goods.

VI. Private offices can operate with 33% strength

VII. Agriculture, courier and postal services are allowed

3 Orange Zone Orange Zones are the areas with limited number of cases with no increase in positive cases

I. Medical clinics are allowed to operate

II. Movement of individual vehicles is permitted with maximum of two persons

III. Special economic Zone and Export oriented units, Industrial estates and township with access control are permitted

IV. Construction of renewable energy projects and in-situ construction in urban areas are allowed.

V. E-commerce activities are permitted in respect of essential goods.

VI. Private offices can operate with 33% strength

VII. Agriculture, courier and postal services are allowed

VIII. Cycle rickshaws, auto rickshaws, inter-district and intra-district, barber shops, spas and saloon are allowed

4 Green Zone District with no positive cases reported in 28 days ae under green zone.

I. Medical clinics are allowed to operate

II. Movement of individual vehicle is permitted with maximum of two persons

III. Special economic Zone and Export oriented units, Industrial estates

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and township with access control are permitted

IV. Construction of renewable energy projects and in-situ construction in urban areas are allowed.

V. E-commerce activities are permitted in respect of essential goods.

VI. Private offices can operate with 33% strength

VII. Agriculture, courier and postal services are allowed

VIII. Cycle rickshaws, auto rickshaws, inter-district and intra-district, barber shops, spas and saloon

IX. Bus with 50% capacity are allowed

3.3. Movement of Personnel during Lockdown

The aim of lockdown implemented by the GoI is to curb the spread of the disease. However,

essential services still need to be manned and provided for as well as emergencies need to be

attended to. Keeping that in mind the GoI has introduced pass system for controlling the

movement during the lockdown period ensuring that only those personnel move outside their

houses who have a valid permit to do so. The procedure along with the details for requesting for

a pass as well as web link for obtaining inter-Sate passes are placed at Annexure ‘III’.

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For latest updates one can visit the following websites - https://www.mohfw.gov.in/#;

https://www.mygov.in/covid-19

Social distancing

As per the guidelines issued by WHO, it has been advised that people should maintain at least 1-

meter (3 feet) distance between themselves and anyone who is coughing or sneezing. It will avoid

them from inhaling the droplets which may contain virus.

Washing hands frequently

Regularly and thoroughly cleaning your hands with an alcohol-based hand rub or washing them

with soap and water will kill the virus that may be on your hand. One should lather both sides of

hands, between fingers and under their nail and scrub it for at least 20 seconds.

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Avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth

One should avoid touching their eyes, nose and mouth with hands. The path for the virus to cause

infection is through the mouth, nose and eyes and once an infected hand touches either of the

body parts, the virus will find its way to the lungs and cause infection.

Practice respiratory hygiene

Maintaining good respiratory hygiene is paramount. One should always cover their mouth and

nose with their bent elbow or tissue while coughing or sneezing and then dispose of the used

tissue immediately.

Stay informed and follow advice given by healthcare providers

One should stay informed on the latest developments about COVID-19. They should follow advice

given by their employer, health care provider, national and local public health authority.

Note – National and local authorities are updated with the latest information and status of

COVID-19 in your area.

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Stay at home

Government’s world over have implemented lockdowns and issued advisory on limiting contact

with people, with and aim to stop the spread of the infection and to flatten the curve of the

spread of the infection.

Use of masks, glove and other PPE32

The use of personal protective equipment (PPE) depends on the occupation and the risk of

exposure as well as on the viability of transmission.

I. Health workers should use gloves, gowns, medical mask and eye protection while

attending to patients.

II. Person who has respiratory problem or the one caring for COVID-19 patients at home

should use medical masks.

III. General public can wear any mask as an essential preventive measure.

IV. Ones who are handling cargo, are recommended to wear any type of mask. They should

wear gloves only when they need protection against mechanical hazards.

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Hygiene plays a vital role in both the workplace and in the personal life space of every

individual. This can be achieved by implementing comprehensive workplace hygiene

policies and encouraging all parties to participate and adhere to the policies.

3.4.8.1. Best practices for ensuring workplace and personal hygiene

I. Workstation cleanliness

Sanitizers with minimum of 60 percent alcohol could be used for cleaning workstations.

Do’s

i. Regularly clean your work area to avoid the buildup of hazardous, flammable,

or combustible materials.

ii. Provide employees with clean drinking water.

iii. Regularly disinfect surfaces such as doorknobs, tables, and handrails.

iv. Provide washing stations, to allow workers to wash their hands and therefore,

avoid cross-contamination.

v. Keep storage areas clean.

vi. Provide waste bins and hand hygiene facilities to employees, visitors, and other

staff.

vii. Seal waste removal containers.

viii. Increase ventilation.

32 https://www.who.int/publications-detail/advice-on-the-use-of-masks-in-the-community-during-home-care-and-in-healthcare-settings-in-the-context-of-the-novel-coronavirus-(2019-ncov)-outbreak 33 https://safety.honeywell.com/en-us/news-and-events/blog/essential-workplace-hygiene-do-s-and-don-ts

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DON’T

i. Don't clutter your workstation

II. Personal hygiene

Personal hygiene includes grooming, showering, and hand washing. Hand washing is

particularly important and has been amply described in this document. Hand washing

should be performed:

i. Before starting work.

ii. Before putting on or changing gloves.

iii. After using the toilet.

iv. After sneezing, coughing, or using a handkerchief or tissue.

v. After touching hair, face, or body.

vi. After smoking, eating, drinking, or chewing gum or tobacco.

vii. After any cleanup activity such as sweeping, mopping, or wiping counters.

viii. After touching dirty equipment.

ix. After handling trash.

x. After handling money.

DO’s

i. Use disposable, single-use tissues to cover the nose and mouth when sneezing,

coughing or wiping and blowing the nose.

ii. Keep work clothes clean and in good condition. Holes or tears will allow

hazardous materials to get on to clothes or skin.

iii. Store PPE in a clean/dry area until required for use, to prevent any potential

contamination.

iv. Clean dirt and debris off work boots and keep them outside.

v. Always wash hands before applying gloves, to prevent accidental exposure to

chemicals.

vi. Cover any existing cuts, abrasions or breaks in the skin.

vii. Remove contact lenses if exposed to vapors to prevent eye irritation.

viii. Wear hair restraints, where needed.

ix. Stay home if feeling sick.

DON’T

i. Mix contaminated clothing with your home laundry.

ii. Re-use single-use respiratory PPE.

iii. Touch contaminated PPE.

iv. Sneeze or cough without covering your nose and mouth.

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v. Leave the toilet without washing your hands.

vi. Clean your face with reused tissues.

III. Kitchen cleanliness

Best practices for maintaining cleanliness of kitchen areas are as follow:-

DO’s

i. Wash hands and utensils before preparing food.

ii. Ensure staff practice strict hygiene.

iii. Use tissue paper or hand towels from wall-mounted dispensers.

iv. Use separate cutting boards, plates, and knives for produce and raw meat, poultry and seafood. Clean thoroughly with hot soapy water after use.

v. Ventilate rooms.

vi. Clearly label a non-potable (unsanitary to drink from) water source, indicating the water is not safe for drinking, washing or cooking.

DON’T

i. Share towels.

ii. Practice or encourage food sharing.

IV. Restroom hygiene

Availability of restroom supplies like hand soap, toilet paper, and drying

towels/equipment should be ensured.

DO’s

i. Stock with adequate toilet paper

ii. Keep toilets in good working order.

iii. Inspect toilets regularly.

Other measures taken34

I. Government of India has imposed lockdown on March 24, 2020 for 21 days which has been

extended till May 18, 2020, throughout the country to control the spread of virus forcing

people to remain quarantined at home.

II. Government of various States have shifted migrant workers to their native States after

screening. Special trains have also been provided for the movement of migrant workers.

III. Development of Aarogya Setu application to aide in tracking of patients as well as to intimate the number of infected people in and around the user of the application.

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3.5. Aarogya Setu App35

Aarogya Setu App has been developed by National Informatics Centre, which comes under Ministry

of Eletronics and Information Technology (MEITy), Government of India. It’s a COVID-19 tracking

mobile application which is available in 11 different languages. It uses the GPS and bluetooth of

the smartphone and tracks your location in real time and informs us if we come within close

proximity of 6 feet, with a coronavirus infected person. It has also been recommended by Central

Board of Secondary Education for use across all the schools. The advantage of using this app is

that it has access to the Government of India database of known cases. It is dependent on diligent

updation of details by users and is an effective way of maintaining social distance/ contact with

people infected with COVID-19 disease. Screen shots of the app are given below.

Figure 16: Aarogya Setu App

3.6. Safety Guidelines

Measures for protecting from exposure to SARS-CoV-2 virus, depends on the type of work being

performed and exposure risk. It also includes risk potential of interacting with people with

suspected or confirmed COVID-19.

People should adapt safe work practices, and personal protective equipment (PPE) to prevent

exposures. Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, has also issued standards

that apply to preventing exposure to SARS-CoV-2. It requires people to understand the elements

of infection prevention, including the use and benefits of PPE.

35 https://www.financialexpress.com/industry/technology/govt-discontinues-corona-kavach-aarogya-setu-is-now-

indias-go-to-covid-19-tracking-app/1919378/

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3.7. General Guidance

Netrika has developed this interim guidance to help prevent exposure to SARS-CoV-2. The general

guidance below applies to all.

I. Thoroughly wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or else use an alcohol-based hand rub with at least 60% alcohol.

II. One should avoid touching their eyes, nose, or mouth with unwashed hands.

III. Follow proper good respiratory etiquette while coughing and sneezing.

IV. Maintain distance from the people who are sick.

V. One should self-quarantine themselves if they are sick.

VI. Elders, with underlying conditions such as heart or lung disease or diabetes, are at a higher

risk of infection from COVID-19. They should follow guidelines properly and should

maintain distance/ contact from people, especially ones who are travelling or coming in

contact with unknown people.

3.8. Best Practices

Hand hygiene

I. Wash your hands often with soaps and water for at least 20

seconds

Especially after you have been in a public place, or after blowing

your

Nose, coughing, or sneezing.

II. If soap and water are not readily available, use a hand sanitizer

that contains at least 60% alcohol. Cover all surfaces of our hand

and rub them together until they feel dry

III. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.

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Cough/ sneezing etiquette

I. If you are in a private setting and do not have cloth to cover your face,

remember to always cover your mouth and nose with a tissue

when you cough or sneeze or use the inside of your elbow.

II. Throw used tissue in the trash.

III. Immediately wash your hands, with soap and water for at least

20 seconds. If soap and water are not readily available, clean your hands

with a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol.

When ill

I. Most people with COVID-19 have mild illness and can recover at

home without

medical care. They should stay at home and should only leave

when they

need medical care. Do not visit public areas also.

II. Take care of yourself. Get rest and stay hydrated. Take over the

counter

medicines, such as acetaminophen, to help you feel better

III. Stay in touch with doctor. Call before you get medical care. Be sure to

get care if you have trouble breathing, or have any other emergency warning

signs, or if you think it is an emergency.

IV. Avoid public transportation, ridesharing or taxis.

V. Always wear mask when coming in contact with other people.

Home quarantine

I. Do not leave your home.

II. Keep away from household members.

III. If possible, use your own room and bathroom.

IV. Clean surfaces frequently.

V. Ask someone to help you with food and shopping.

VI. Discuss with doctor how you should monitor your health.

VII. Your household members are in quarantine.

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Prevention is best

Do the FIVE!!!

COVID-19 protocol when entering home

Staying at home

Hand hygiene

Respiratory hygiene

Avoid touching face

Keep distance

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COVID-19 protocol when leaving home

3.9. Flow Charts

In case you are quarantined

Use standard hygiene and wash hands frequently

Do not share towels and utensils

Stay at home and do not meet visitors

Stay at least 6 feet away from other people in your household

Watch for any symptoms suggestive of COVID and inform SOS

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In case you are ill/ feel ill

Do you have a fever?

Do you have a fever?

Do you have a fever?

Are you

experiencing

shortness of

breath?

Do you have

itchy eyes?

NO

NO

YES

YES

YES

YES

NO

NO

YES

YES

NO

NO You may have

corona virus

You may have

corona virus

You may have the

flu

You may have the

flu

You may have

allergies

You may have

allergies

You may have the

common cold

You may have the

common cold

Other symptoms:

Cough

Fatigue

Weakness

Exhaustion

Other symptoms:

Cough

Fatigue

Weakness

Exhaustion

Other symptoms:

Cough

Fatigue

Weakness

Exhaustion

Other symptoms:

Cough

Fatigue

Weakness

Exhaustion

Other symptoms:

Sneezing

Runny nose

Sneezing

Runny nose

Other symptoms:

Sneezing

Runny nose

Mild chest

Discomfort

Other symptoms:

Sneezing

Runny nose

Mild chest

Discomfort

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4. Reports on Impact on Industry

4.1. Impact on Industry

Due the unprecedented halt in the economic activities around the globe amid the outbreak of

the COVID-19 pandemic, a global economic slowdown has been projected by various global

agencies and financial services.

As per the World Bank the preliminary assessment, baseline global pandemic scenario sees fall in

world’s Global Domestic Product (GDP) by 2 percent, 2.5 percent for developing countries and

1.8 for industrial countries. The declines are nearly twice as large in an amplified pandemic

scenario in which containment is assumed to take longer.36

The crisis has brought new challenges for the Indian economy, disrupting both demand and supply

chains, which has the potential to derail the growth story of the economy.

As per the World Bank's latest assessment dated Apr 12, 2020, India is expected to grow 1.5 per

cent to 2.8 per cent. Similarly, as per IMF’s latest World Economic Outlook report - Apr 14, 2020,

GDP growth of 1.9 per is projected for India in 2020, as the global economy hits the worst

recession since the Great Depression in 1930s.37 This is due to the impact of the current pandemic

and halt in economic activities and lockdowns.

According to United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), for India the trade

impact due to the current crisis could be about USD 348 million and the country is among the top

fifteen (15) economies most affected by the manufacturing slowdown in China. For India, the

estimated trade impact is likely to be most severe for the chemical sector at USD 129 million.

The impact on other sectors is as detailed - textiles and apparel at USD 64 million, automotive

sector at USD 34 million, electrical machinery at USD 12 million, leather products at USD 13

million, metals and metal products at USD 27 million and wood products & furniture at USD 15

million.38

As per FICCI’s industry survey, assessing the impact of coronavirus, 53 per cent of Indian

businesses have indicated a marked impact of the crisis on their business operations.

36 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/295991586526445673/The-Potential-Impact-of-COVID-19-on-GDP-and-Trade-A-Preliminary-Assessment 37 https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/policy/pm-reviews-impact-of-covid-19-on-economy-2nd-stimulus-in-consideration/articleshow/75181012.cms 38https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/foreign-trade/trade-impact-of-coronavirus-epidemic-for-india-estimated-at-348-million-dollars-un-report/articleshow/74487020.cms?from=mdr

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The pandemic has significantly impacted the cash flow of organizations, with almost 80 per cent

reporting a decrease in cash flow. Due to the restrictions on travel amid the pandemic, a major

impact on the supply chains has been observed, as more than 60 per cent of the respondents

indicated that their supply chains were affected. 39

4.2. Industries Severely Impacted 40

The COVID -19 outbreak has affected almost all sectors across the industry. As per market experts

the sectors such as aviation, tourism & hotel industry, retail, finance, realty and automobiles are

the most affected six sectors.

I. Aviation: Aviation is one of the worst-hit sectors, as due to the nationwide lockdown

both international and domestic flights have been cancelled. Also, as per the circular

issued by Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) no decision has been taken on

the resumption of airlines operations post May 4 and the airlines have been asked to

refrain from making any fresh-booking. The latest input, however, indicates the

opening of domestic travel post 17 May 2020/ lifting of lockdown. To that effect AAI

has come out with guidelines for ‘exit plan’ to lockdown and resumption of travel.

The AAI guidelines are placed at Annexure ‘IV’.

II. Tourism & hotel industry. The travel industry in general and tourism along with the

hotel industry has been severely affected by the COVID19. With the lockdown no

travel/ tourism is allowed, and all hotels are mostly shut down. The industry, inclusive

of immigration service providers, are seeing several layoffs and pay cuts. Further, the

industry is not likely to take off anytime soon post lifting of the lockdown. The hotel

industry may start limping back post the lifting of lockdown on domestic business

traffic. They will have to reinvent themselves to address the concerns of the customers

and the challenges posed by COVID19, which is here to stay.

III. Retail: The organized retailers are also severely impacted due to the closure of malls

and shops; however, impact is minimum on the essential goods retailers. The local

‘kirana’ stores have proved to be the main support for the locked down population.

IV. Finance: As lower GDP growth has been estimated for FY 2021, the risk of severe

decline in loan growth is getting stronger. Also, there is a fear that the banks and

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NBFCs may see a rise in NPAs as the pandemic has impacted businesses strongly and

some small and medium-scale industries are on the cusp of collapsing.

V. Realty: New constructions have been stopped and sales have taken a hit. The sales are

expected to take a further hit in the near-term. Experts say the extent of the impact

is difficult to assess completely. The sector may face the risk of delay in new launches,

slowdown in sales etc. Furthermore, with the ‘WFH’ proving to be effective for many

companies and industries, the demand for big offices/ rental spaces is likely to see a

slump, which is likely to impact the sector.

VI. Automobiles: The pandemic has affected the automobiles sector severely which was

already trying to overcome from existing challenges. In FY 2020, automobile sales

volumes have declined due to weak economic scenario, increase in price due to BSVI

transition, inventory correction by OEM’s and the impact of the current crisis. In fact

for the first time in India, companies like even Maruti have recorded zero sales in the

month of April 2020.41

4.3. Reports on Impact

Numerous organizations/ bodies have come up with their reports on the impact on the economy,

trade, businesses and industries. Few reports available in the open are mentioned as below:-

I. Impact of Covid-19 On India Economy – FICCI, the same can be accessed here - http://ficci.in/spdocument/23195/Impact-of-COVID-19-on-Indian-Economy-FICCI-2003.pdf

II. World Economic Outlook – IMF, the same can be accessed here -

https://www.imf.org/en/Publications/WEO

III. The Potential Impact of COVID-19 on GDP and Trade A Preliminary Assessment -

World Bank, the same can be accessed here- https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/bitstream/handle/10986/33605/The-Potential-

Impact-of-COVID-19-on-GDP-and-Trade-A-Preliminary-

Assessment.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y

IV. Commodity Market Outlook - World Bank, the same can be accessed here –https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/bitstream/handle/10986/33624/CMO-April-2020.pdf

V. Board of Innovations – They have come up with a report which gives a detailed insight

on the effects of COVID-19 on different types of business. The report on ‘Shifts in the

Low Touch Economy’ can be accessed at https://www.boardofinnovation.com/low-

touch-economy/

https://en.calameo.com/read/0054192602a096fed1d24?page=1&view=slide

VI. IATA has come out with a report on cost of air travel post COVID 19. The same can

be accessed here https://www.iata.org/en/iata-repository/publications/economic-

reports/covid-19-cost-of-air-travel-once-restrictions-start-to-lift/

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5. Government Guidelines & Regulations

5.1. Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW)

Summary of guidelines issued by MoHFW

The MoHFW issued a summary of guidelines can be accessed here https://taxguru.in/wp-

content/uploads/2020/04/COVID-19-Summary-of-Guidelines-23-Apr-2020.pdf

Guidelines for home isolation of very mild/ pre-symptomatic COVID-19 cases42

On 27 April 2020, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare issued additional guidelines in addition

to guidelines on appropriate management of suspect/confirmed case of COVID-19 issued by

MoHFW on 07 April 2020. The detailed guidelines are placed at Annexure – ‘V’ and can be accessed

here https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/GuidelinesforHomeIsolationofverymildpresymptomaticCOVID19cases.pdf

These guidelines cover the following sections:

I. Eligibility of home isolation

II. When to seek medical attention

III. When to discontinue home isolation

IV. Annexure I - Undertaking on self-isolation

V. Annexure II - Instruction for caregivers and Instruction for the patient

Guidelines on rational use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)43

PPEs are to be used based on the risk profile of the health care worker. The guidelines issued

by MoHFW describe rational use of ‘Personal Protective Equipment’ in different settings.

Detailed guidelines are placed at Annexure ‘VI’ and can be accessed here https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/GuidelinesonrationaluseofPersonalProtectiveEquipment.pdf

These guidelines provide information about the rational use of PPE at following places:-

I. Point of entry

II. Hospital setting

III. Quarantine facility

IV. Home quarantine

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Additional guidelines on rational use of Personal Protective Equipment44

On 01 May 2020, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has issued additional guidelines for the

rational use of ‘Personal Protective Equipment’ (PPE) in continuation of previous guidelines.

Detailed additional guidelines are placed at Annexure ‘VII’ and can be accessed here https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/AdditionalguidelinesonrationaluseofPersonalProtectiveEquipmentsetting

approachforHealthfunctionariesworkinginnonCOVIDareas.pdf

These guidelines cover rational use of PPE in Non COVID hospitals and Non-COVID treatment areas

of a hospital which has a COVID block:-

I. Out-patient department

II. In-patient department (Non-COVID Hospital &Non-COVID treatment areas of a hospital

which has a COVID block)

III. Emergency department (Non-COVID)

IV. Other supportive/ ancillary services

V. Pre-hospital (ambulance) services

VI. Points to remember while using PPE

Guidelines on disinfection of common public places including offices45

These guidelines are issued to provide guidance about the environmental cleaning/

decontamination of common public places including offices in areas reporting COVID-19.

Detailed guidelines are placed at Annexure ‘VIII’ and can be accessed here https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/GuidelinestobefollowedondetectionofsuspectorconfirmedCOVID19case.p

df

Guidelines to be followed on detection of suspect/ confirmed COVID-19 case in a non COVID health facility46

On 20 April 2020, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has issued guidelines to be followed on

detection of suspect/ confirmed COVID-19 case in a non COVID health facility. Detailed

guidelines are placed at Annexure‘IX’ and can be accessed here https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/GuidelinestobefollowedondetectionofsuspectorconfirmedCOVID19case.p

df

These guidelines cover the following sections: -

I. Institutional arrangement

i. Action to be taken on detection of COVID -19 case in non-COVID health facility

ii. When a suspect/confirmed COVID-19 HCW is identified

II. Decision on further /continued use of non-COVID facilities where a single/multiple

COVID-19 case has been reported

44 https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/AdditionalguidelinesonrationaluseofPersonalProtectiveEquipmentsettingapproachforHealthfunctionariesworkinginnonCOVIDareas.pdf 45 https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/Guidelinesondisinfectionofcommonpublicplacesincludingoffices.pdf 46 https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/GuidelinestobefollowedondetectionofsuspectorconfirmedCOVID19case.pdf

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III. Follow up actions

Guidelines for Notifying COVID-19 affected persons by Private Institutions 47

In the wake of the prevailing COVID-19 situation and in order to strengthen the containment

measures, it is of utmost importance that each and every case (suspects/confirmed) of COVID-19

is isolated and provided appropriate treatment and their contacts are traced at the earliest to

break the chain of transmission. It is important that support and cooperation of private sector is

enlisted, in this regard. Any organisation suspecting a person to be infected is required to

encourage the person to call the helpline number, who would then be taken through a triaging

protocol to ascertain the risk and the nearest facility to visit according to the risk category that

the person falls in. Link to find details about the guidelines can be accessed here- https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/GuidelinesfornotifyingCOVID-19affectedpersonsbyPrivateInstitutions.pdf

Additional guidelines for quarantine of returnees from abroad / contacts / isolation of suspect or confirmed cases in private facilities48

On May 05, 2020, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare has additional guidelines for quarantine for

quarantine of returnees from abroad / contacts / isolation of suspect or confirmed cases in

private facilities. Link to find details about the guidelines can be accessed here-https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/Additionalguidelinesforquarantineofreturneesfromabroadcontactsisolati

onofsuspectorconfirmedcaseinprivatefacilities.pdf. Further guidelines for quarantine have been

issued wherein the travellers are required to make their own arrangement for stays during the

quarantine period. Earlier the States for providing a place for quarantine, but now the travellers

are required to stay in quarantine on payment basis. States are in the process of identifying hotels

for the ‘quarantine stay’. List of hotels identified in Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore

and Noida is tabulated below (we shall update the list in our second version of the document

along with other updates).

List of Hotels for Quarantine

S.No City Hotels

1 Mumbai The Lalit Mumbai, The Renaissance, Taj Santacruz, Hotel Nirane, Hilton Mumbai International, Hotel Hayatt, Radisson, Hotel JW Marriott, Hotel T24 Retro, Hotel T24 Residency, Lemon Tree Premier, Hotel Suncity Residency, Hotel Mumbai House, Sai Palace Hotel, Keys select Hotel, Hotel Ram Krishna, Hotel Nishita

2 Delhi Lemon Tree Hotel, Lemon Tree Premier, Red Fox , IBIS Hotel, Mirage Hotel, Hotel Marriott, Hotel Pullman, Hotel Novotel, Hotel Aloft, Holiday Inn, Pride Plaza, Hotel Park Plaza, Hotel Sopan Heights, Hotel Royal Holidays, Hotel Pooja Palace, Hotel C Park, Hotel Kyron, Hotel Grand, Welcome Hotel, Piccadily Hotel

3 Kolkata Hotel Red Velvet Inn, Hotel Eco Stay, Hotel Stay Inn, Durbar Guest House, Hotel Lemon Tree, Hotel Ginger

4 Chennai Oyo Hotel Town House

47 https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/GuidelinesfornotifyingCOVID-19affectedpersonsbyPrivateInstitutions.pdf 48 https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/Additionalguidelinesforquarantineofreturneesfromabroadcontactsisolationofsuspectorconfirmedcaseinprivatefacilities.pdf

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5 Bangalore Sabarwal Residency, Emirates Hotel, Empire Hotel, Silicrest, Oyo Amethyst, Ramakrishna Lodge, Hotel Citadel, Likith International, Fortune Park JP Celestial, Arafaa Inn, Lemon Tree Premier, Keys Select, Chalukya Hotel, Sri Lakshmi PG, Trinity Wood Hotel, Keys Select Whitefield

6 Noida Radisson blu, Greater Noida. Savoy Suits, Greater Noida, Stellar Gymkhana, Greater Noida, Hotel Hyatt, Fairfield Mariott, Hotel Picadilly, Lemon Tree, Ginger Madgaon, Ginger City Centre

Guidelines for home quarantine49

Ministry of Health & Family Welfare has issued guidelines for home quarantine on March 11, 2020. These

guidelines are developed for home quarantine of contacts of a suspect or confirmed case of COVID-19.

Link to find details about the guidelines can be accessed here

https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/Guidelinesforhomequarantine.pdf

Guidance document on appropriate management of suspect/ confirmed cases of COVID-l9: Railway Coaches as COVID Care Centre

MoHFW has taken out guidelines for management of suspect/ confirmed cases of COVID-19. The

guidelines also give details of 215 railway stations where the special train coaches can be placed for

providing the necessary support. The guidelines can be accessed here

https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/GuidanceDocumentonappropriatemanagementofsuspectconfirmedcaseso

fCOVID19RailwayCoachesCOVIDCareCenters.pdf

5.2. Ministry of Home Affairs50

With the announcement of lockdown 3.0, Ministry of Home Affairs has rolled out an order under

the Disaster Management Act, 2005 to further extend the lockdown for a period of two weeks

beyond May 4, 2020. Detailed guidelines are placed at Annexure ‘X’ and can be accessed here https://www.mha.gov.in/sites/default/files/MHA%20Order%20Dt.%201.5.2020%20to%20extend%20Lockdo

wn%20period%20for%202%20weeks%20w.e.f.%204.5.2020%20with%20new%20guidelines.pdf

These guidelines cover the following sections:-

I. Identification of Red (Hotspots), Green and Orange zones.

II. Identification of Containment Zones

III. Activities prohibited irrespective of zones and across the country

IV. Safety measures taken for well-being of persons

V. Activities in Containment Zone

VI. Activities in Red Zone

VII. Activities in Orange Zone

VIII. Activities in Green Zone

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IX. All other activities which are not specifically prohibited / permitted with restriction

under different zones are permitted activities. State and UTs should allow permitted

activities keeping the spread of COVID-19 in check.

X. Inter-state movements of empty trucks goods and cargo shall be allowed. No state /

UT should stop movement of cargo for cross-border trade.

XI. New permissions are not required for the activities which are already permitted under

Lockdown 1 and 2.

XII. State / UT government should restrict follow the guidelines issued under Disaster

Management Act, 2005.

XIII. Instruction for enforcement of above lockdown measures

XIV. Penal Provisions

A detailed document on lockdown 3.0 issued by MyGov can be accessed here https://s.docworkspace.com/d/AJfS7LiizLlDwaqt6sidFA

A picto-graphical document on Do’s and Don’ts of lockdown 3.0 have been prepared by News18.

This can be accessed here.- https://www.news18.com/photogallery/india/covid-19-lockdown-3-0-

what-all-you-can-do-and-what-you-cant-explained-2604323.html

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Tabulated below is a detailed dos and don’ts with respect to Lockdown 3.0 for respective zones.

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5.3. Guidelines for Stranded Persons

People Stranded within Country

Guidelines have been issued for stranded persons and can be accessed

here - https://www.mha.gov.in/sites/default/files/pressreleaseeng_29042020.pdf Link to find the

contact details of nodal officers is appended below:-

Nodal Officers for

stranded persons.pdf

People Stranded (Indian) outside Country

Guidelines have been issued for stranded persons (Indian) overseas. Link to find the details can

be accessed here –

https://www.mha.gov.in/sites/default/files/PR_MHASOPsDt05052020regMovementofIndianNationalsstran

ded_05052020.pdf

5.4. Movement of Stranded Persons by Shramik Special Trains

On May 02, 2020 Ministry of Railway has issues guidelines regarding operation of Shramik Special Trains

provisioned for the transportation of migrant workers, pilgrims, tourists, students and other persons

stranded at different places in the country to their respective destinations. Link to find the details can be

accessed here - https://ndma.gov.in/images/covid/Ministry-of-Railways-Guidelines-for-Shramic-Special-

Trains.pdf

5.5. Guidelines for Restarting Manufacturing Industries after Lockdown

In order to minimize the risk and to encourage a successful restart of the industrial units,

National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has issued guidelines for restating manufacturing

industries post lockdown. Link to find the details can be accessed here-

https://ndma.gov.in/images/covid/Guidelines-for-restarting-industrial-units-after-lockdown.pdf

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6. Government Stimulus Package

6.1. Central Government and Reserve Bank of India

Number of initiatives and measures have been introduced by the central government and RBI to

alleviate financial stress due to COVID-19 outbreak.

Measures taken by Ministry of Finance51

Under Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojana the Finance Minister has announced relief package of

Rs 1.70 Lakh Crore for the poor to help them fight the battle against Corona Virus. Detailed

information regarding the relief package is placed at Annexure –‘XI’ and the link can be accessed

here https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/MoFPMGaribKalyanYojanaPackage.pdf

MoFPM Garib

Kalyan Yojana Package.pdf

Components of Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojana includes: -

I. Insurance cover of Rs 50 Lakh per health worker fighting COVID-19 to be provided under

Insurance Scheme.

II. 80 crore poor people will get 5 kg wheat or rice and 1 kg of preferred pulses for free

every month for the next three months.

III. 20 crore women Jan Dhan account holders to get Rs 500 per month for next three months.

IV. Increase in MNREGA wage to Rs 202 a day from Rs 182 to benefit 13.62 crore families.

V. Ex-gratia of Rs 1,000 to 3 crore poor senior citizen, poor widows and poor disabled.

VI. Government to front-load Rs 2,000 paid to farmers in first week of April under existing

PM Kisan Yojana to benefit 8.7 crore farmers.

VII. Central Government has given orders to State Governments to use Building and

Construction Workers Welfare Fund to provide relief to Construction Workers.

Measures taken by Reserve Bank of India52

The Reserve Bank of India has issued various regulatory policies to address the stress in financial

conditions caused by COVID-19. The document detailing the same can be found here at

Annexure ‘XII’. RBI guidelines and other relevant links can be accessed here: -

I. https://www.rbi.org.in/Scripts/BS_PressReleaseDisplay.aspx?prid=49582

51 https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/MoFPMGaribKalyanYojanaPackage.pdf 52 https://www.rbi.org.in/Scripts/BS_PressReleaseDisplay.aspx?prid=49582 https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/policy/the-steps-india-has-taken-so-far-to-contain-economic-fallout-of-covid-19/articleshow/75285944.cms?from=mdr https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/20-days-20-steps-a-look-at-government-s-measures-against-covid-19-amid-lockdown/story-aUNOgQ9Om2dxQt9WAyEaGI.htmlhttps://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/20-days-20-steps-a-look-at-government-s-measures-against-covid-19-amid-lockdown/story-aUNOgQ9Om2dxQt9WAyEaGI.html

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II. https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/policy/the-steps-india-has-

taken-so-far-to-contain-economic-fallout-of-covid-

19/articleshow/75285944.cms?from=mdr

III. https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/20-days-20-steps-a-look-at-government-s-

measures-against-covid-19-amid-lockdown/story-

aUNOgQ9Om2dxQt9WAyEaGI.htmlhttps://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/20-days-20-

steps-a-look-at-government-s-measures-against-covid-19-amid-lockdown/story-

aUNOgQ9Om2dxQt9WAyEaGI.html

The regulatory polices to address the financial impact due the outbreak of COVID-19 cover the following

steps: -

I. Liquidity management: To ensure adequate liquidity is available to all constituents to

ease liquidity related constraints due to COVID-19.

i. Targeted Long-Term Repos Operations (TLTROs)

ii. Cash Reserve Ratio

iii. Marginal Standing Facility

iv. Widening of the Monetary Policy Rate Corridor

II. Regulation and supervision

i. Moratorium on Term Loans

ii. Deferment of Interest on Working Capital Facilities

iii. Easing of Working Capital Financing

iv. Deferment of Implementation of Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR)

v. Deferment of Last Tranche of Capital Conservation Buffer

III. Financial markets

i. Permitting Banks to Deal in Offshore Non-Deliverable Rupee Derivative Markets

(Offshore NDF Rupee Market)

Ministry of Labour and Employment (MoLE)

Ministry of Labor and employment (MoLE) has taken following measures to alleviate the impact of

COVID-19 crisis.

I. Advising employees not to terminate their employees or reduce their wages.

II. They have advised states to utilize their BoCW (Building and other construction

workers) cess fund.

III. They have setup control rooms throughout the country to address wage related

grievances of workers.

IV. States have been requested to nominate Nodal Officers to liaise with these control

rooms for speedier disposal of grievances.53

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7. Post COVID 19 – Way Ahead SOPs/ Guidelines

7.1. Proposed SOPs/ Guidelines for Post Lockdown Resumption of Work

With a visible positive impact of initial countywide lockdown and the announcement of lockdown

3.0, Government and businesses are now looking ahead for resumption of the industries and

business activities. In view of post lockdown resumption of activities, industry association like

FICCI and CII have proposed SOPs/ guidelines for the safe exit and revival of industry activities

country wide.

Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI)

As per FICCI, implementation of safe practices in workplace and factories is important to prevent

the occurrence of transmission of the disease. The employees and interacting personnel need to

be protected while ensuring business continuity so that livelihoods are not impacted. The

proposed SOPs for industry aim to mitigate the economic fallout of the Covid-19 pandemic, while

allowing for the continuation of economy and will help define the required actions to be taken

by the organizations based on their risk profile, post lockdown. The proposed SOPs can be

downloaded from the FICCI website and are based on the following guiding principles: -

I. Safety and health of employees will of prime importance.

II. All Central and State government directions will be adhered to at all times.

III. Social distancing practices will be enforced and emphasized.

IV. Daily health monitoring and check procedures at workplaces are to be strengthened.

V. Visitor controls and checks are to continue.

VI. Travel restrictions are to continue.

VII. Quarantine practices are to continue for health and high-risk cases.

Proposed SOPs by FICCI cover:

I. Generic SOPs for Manufacturing Units

II. Generic SOPs for Distribution Centres

III. Timeline for Resuming Business

IV. COVID 19 – Preventive Measures

V. Sector Specific - Proposed SOPs - Agriculture & Food Processing, Healthcare Service

Providers, Manufacturing, Retail & Direct Selling, E-commerce, Services, Transport

Infrastructure and Logistics, Education, Film Exhibition & Live Events, Media &

Entertainment, Real Estate, Urban Transformation (Smart Cities) and Sports.54

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Confederation of Indian Industry (CII)

CII guidelines, in tandem with FICCI guidelines, propose five aspects that need to be considered

while opening the economy from the current lockdown: -

I. Workplace Safety

II. Logistics issues

III. Re-starting industry in phases

IV. Getting Back the Migrant Work Force

V. Institutional Mechanism for Effective Coordination on Real Time Basis55

The guidelines emphasize continuation of social distancing and consideration of health and

hygiene of every employee while resuming after the lockdown. Companies/organizations should

begin operations in a phased manner and a revised work plan will be shared with everyone to

limit movement and full attendance.

Based on four key factors, CII propose prioritisation of the industry sectors that need to be

restarted to minimise the economic impact to secure livelihoods as well as jobs. The guidelines

cover post lockdown protocols for following sectors: -

I. Protocol for Metals Sector

II. Protocol for Textiles and Apparel Sector

III. Protocol for Engineering and Capital Goods Sector

IV. Protocol for Automotive Industry (OEMs & Suppliers)

V. Protocol for Vehicle Dealerships and Service Centres/Workshops

VI. Post Lockdown Protocol for Food Processing & Packaging Facilities

VII. Protocol for the Cultivation Cycle

VIII. Protocol for Wholesale (Mandi) and Retail distribution of all formats

IX. Protocol for E-Commerce (Food Delivery)

X. Protocol for E-Commerce (Goods and Grocery Delivery)

XI. Protocol for Gems and Jewelery Sector

XII. Protocol for IT-BPM Sector

XIII. Protocol for Small Retail / Kirana Stores

XIV. Protocols for Organised Retail Sector

XV. Protocol for Construction Sector

7.2. SOPs on starting work post COVID-19 Lockdown

A number of companies have come out with their own SOPs for commencement of work post

lockdown. These are available in the open source. Some of the companies who have come up

with SOPs are Maruti, Aditya Birla Capital etc.

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7.3. Guidelines on use of Air-conditioning & Ventilation

Post lockdown, with the opening of the offices, guidelines have been issued by Indian Society of

Heating, Refrigerating and Air-conditioning Engineers (ISHRAE) on how to operate air-conditioning

and ventilation and the link can be accessed here https://www.aicte-

india.org/sites/default/files/ISHRAE%20COVID-19%20Guidelines.pdf

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8. PPE & Other Equipment

8.1. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Personal Protection Equipment are protective gears designed and used to protect and safeguard

health of workers by minimizing their exposure to a biological agent or a hazardous environment.

PPE equipment includes goggles, face-shield, mask, gloves, coverall/gowns, head cover and shoe

cover.

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In regard to COVID–19 outbreak, use of PPE is one of the important safety measures to prevent

and control the transmission of the virus. Details of some of the PPE manufacturers and providers

is tabulated below:

PPE Equipment Providers – India

SN Company Name

Address Website E-mail Contact

1 Moglix INDIA - D-188, Sector-10 NOIDA, Pin: 201301

moglix.com care@moglix.com +91 955 5988 544

2 Hansraj Nayyar Medical India

Mumbai HO: L8, Laxmi Industrial Estate, Link Road, Oshiwara, Andheri West, Mumbai - 400 053 Delhi Office: 30/29, Basement, East Patel Nagar, Delhi - 110 008 Chennai Office: 10, 2nd Floor, Raheja Complex, New # 68, Anna Salai, Chennai, 600 002

hansrajnayyar.com mumbai@hansrajnayyar.com 02226304581/82

+91-9326672042

3 Mallcom (India) Ltd.

EN-12, Sector-V, Salt Lake Kolkata 700 091

mallcom.in sales@mallcom.in + 91 33 4016 1000

4 SEMCO INDIA PVT. LTD

38, Patparganj Industrial Area, Patparganj, New Delhi, Delhi 110092

semcocare.com semco@semcoindia.com +91-8882890480 +91-9953244169

5 3M India Ltd Concorde Block, UB City, #24, Vittal Mallya Road, Bangalore, Karnataka - 560001 India

3mindia.in ------------------------ 1-800-425-3030

6 Plastic Surge Industries Pvt. Ltd.

A-70, MIDC Industrial Area, Amravati-444607, Maharashtra, India

psidispo.com aditya@plastisurge.com

sales@psidispo.com

+91-0721-2521295

+91-0721-2521296 +91-9923332321

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8.2. Infrared Thermometers

An infrared thermometer is an ideal tool for taking non-contact measurements of human body

temperature and various other objects. Details of some of the infrared thermometer

manufacturers and providers in India is tabulated below:-

Infrared Thermometers Providers – India

SN Company Name

Address Website E-mail Contact

1 Bionics Scientific Technologies (P). Ltd.

314 3rd Floor, Vardhman Capital Mall. LSC-10, Sindhora Kalan, Delhi 110 052, India

bionicsscientific.com richa@bionicsscientific.com +91-9971934500

+91-9910788555

+91-11- 23652000 / 7000

2 FLIR Systems India Private Limited

FLIR Systems India Pvt Ltd. 1111, D-Mall, Netaji Subhash Place, Pitampura, New Delhi – 110034

flirindia@flir.com.hk +91-11-45603555

3 KUSAM ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES LTD

G-17, Bharat Industrial Estate, T.J. Road, Sewree (W), Mumbai – 400 015, Maharashtra, India

kusamelectrical.com sales@kusam-meco.co.in 022-2418 1649, 2412 4540

4 Testo India Pvt. Ltd

Testo India Pvt. Ltd. Plot No. 23, Sind Society, Baner Road, Aundh, Pune - 411007

testo.com info@testo.in East India: +91- 8408057707

West India: +91-7030902065

North India: +91-9764592676

South India: +91-7338647808/ 7030902063

Maharashtra & Goa: +91-7030902064

5 SEMCO INDIA PVT. LTD

38, Patparganj Industrial Area, Patparganj, New Delhi, Delhi 110092

semcocare.com semco@semcoindia.com +91-8882890480, +91-9953244169

8.3. Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation

The technology can be used to sanitize cargo, aircrafts and workspaces as required and is

available in the market.

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8.4. PPE Specifications56

Use of appropriate PPE component is vital in the fight against the COVID-19 transmission.

Specification of COVID PPE as per MoHFW are follow:

Face shield

I. Made of clear plastic and provides good visibility to both the wearer and the patient

II. Adjustable band to attach firmly around the head and fit snuggly against the forehead

III. Fog resistant (preferable)

IV. Completely covers the sides and length of the face

V. May be re-usable (made of material which can be cleaned and disinfected) or disposable

VI. Quality compliant with the below standards, or equivalent: a. EU standard directive 86/686/EEC, EN 166/2002 b. ANSI/SEA Z87.1-2010

Triple layer medical mask

I. Three layered medical mask of non-woven material with nose piece, having filter

efficiency of 99% for 3 micron particle size.

II. ISI specifications or equivalent

N-95 Respirator mask

I. Shape that will not collapse easily

II. High filtration efficiency

III. Good breathability, with expiratory valve

IV. Quality compliant with standards for medical N95 respirator: a. NIOSH N95, EN 149 FFP2,

or equivalent

V. Fluid resistance: minimum 80 mmHg pressure based on ASTM F1862, ISO 22609, or

equivalent

VI. Quality compliant with standards for particulate respirator that can be worn with full-

face shield

Gloves

I. Nitrile

II. Non-sterile

III. Powder free

IV. Outer gloves preferably reach mid-forearm (minimum 280 mm total length)

V. Different sizes (6.5 & 7)

VI. Quality compliant with the below standards, or equivalent:

i. EU standard directive 93/42/EEC Class I, EN 455

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ii. EU standard directive 89/686/EEC Category Ill, EN 374

iii. ANSI/SEA 105-2011 d. ASTM D6319-10

Coverall/Gowns

I. Impermeable to blood and body fluids

II. Single use

III. Avoid culturally unacceptable colors e.g. black

IV. Light colors are preferable to better detect possible contamination

V. Thumb/finger loops to anchor sleeves in place

VI. Meets or exceeds ISO 16603 class 3 exposure pressure, or equivalent

Shoe covers

I. Made up of the same fabric as of coverall

II. Should cover the entire shoe and reach above ankles

Head covers

Coveralls usually cover the head. Those using gowns, should use a head cover that covers the

head and neck while providing clinical care for patients. Hair and hair extensions should fit inside

the head cover.

Goggles

I. With transparent glasses, zero power, well fitting, covered from all sides with elastic

band/or adjustable holder.

II. Good seal with the skin of the face

III. Flexible frame to easily fit all face contours without too much pressure

IV. Covers the eyes and the surrounding areas and accommodates for prescription glasses

V. Fog and scratch resistant

VI. Adjustable band to secure firmly so as not to become loose during clinical activity

VII. Indirect venting to reduce fogging

VIII. May be re-usable (provided appropriate arrangements for decontamination are in place)

or disposable

IX. Quality compliant with the below standards, or equivalent:

i. EU standard directive 86/686/EEC, EN 166/2002

ii. ANSI/SEA Z87.1-2010

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8.5. Approved Testing Labs for PPE Coveralls57

Government has approved eight (08) labs for testing PPE Coveralls in India. They conduct the test

to conform if they meet the technical requirements issued by the ministry of health and family

welfare. These laboratories are accredited to National Accreditation Board for Testing and

Calibration Laboratories (NABL). Following are the labs who are authorized to test PPEs: -

I. South Indian Textiles Research Association, Coimbatore, India.

II. Defense Research and Development Organization – Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied

Sciences (DRDO-INMAS), New Delhi

III. Heavy Vehicle Factory, Avadi, Chennai

IV. Small Farms Factory, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh

V. Metal & Steel Factory, Ishapore, West Bengal

VI. Ordnance Factory, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh

VII. Ordnance Factory, Muradnagar, Uttar Pradesh

VIII. Ordnance Factory, Ambernath, Maharashtra

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Annexure 'I' – Details of COVID-19 Cases Worldwide

Reporting

Country

Total

confirmed

cases

Total new

confirmed

cases

Total deaths Total new

deaths

Days since

last reported

case

Africa

South Africa 8232 424 161 8 0

Algeria 5182 185 483 7 0

Nigeria 3526 381 107 4 0

Ghana 3091 372 18 0 0

Cameroon 2265 0 108 0 2

Guinea 1927 71 11 0 0

Côte d’Ivoire 1571 55 20 2 0

Senegal 1492 59 13 1 0

Democratic

Republic of the

Congo

897 100 36 1 0

Niger 781 11 42 4 0

Burkina Faso 736 7 48 0 0

Mali 650 19 32 0 0

Kenya 607 25 29 3 0

United Republic

of Tanzania

509 29 21 3 0

Guinea-Bissau 508 0 2 0 1

Gabon 504 107 8 2 0

Equatorial

Guinea

439 0 4 0 2

Mauritius 332 0 10 0 11

Congo 274 10 10 0 0

Rwanda 271 3 0 0 0

Chad 253 83 27 10 0

Sierra Leone 231 6 14 0 0

Cabo Verde 218 27 2 0 0

Madagascar 193 0 0 0 1

Ethiopia 191 29 4 0 0

Liberia 189 11 20 0 0

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São Tomé and

Príncipe

165 9 4 1 0

Eswatini 153 30 2 0 0

Zambia 153 14 4 0 0

Benin 140 38 2 0 0

Togo 135 7 9 0 0

Uganda 101 3 0 0 0

Central African

Republic

94 0 0 0 3

South Sudan 90 32 0 0 0

Mozambique 81 0 0 0 1

Malawi 43 0 3 0 1

Eritrea 39 0 0 0 19

Angola 36 0 2 0 2

Zimbabwe 34 0 4 0 6

Botswana 23 0 1 0 9

Burundi 19 0 1 0 5

Gambia 18 1 1 0 0

Namibia 16 0 0 0 32

Seychelles 11 0 0 0 31

Comoros 8 0 1 0 1

Mauritania 8 0 1 0 7

Territories

Mayotte 854 115 10 1 0

Réunion 427 2 0 0 0

Americas

United States of

America

1 215571 22 119 67 146 1949 0

Brazil 125 218 10 503 8536 615 0

Canada 63 895 1437 4280 169 0

Peru 54 817 3628 1533 89 0

Ecuador 30 298 878 1654 36 0

Mexico 27 634 1609 2704 197 0

Chile 24 581 1533 285 4 0

Dominican

Republic

9095 288 373 11 0

Colombia 8959 346 397 19 0

Panama 7731 208 218 8 0

Argentina 5305 229 275 11 0

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Bolivia

(Plurinational

State of)

1886 84 91 5 0

Cuba 1729 26 73 4 0

Honduras 1461 191 99 6 0

Guatemala 798 35 21 2 0

Costa Rica 761 6 6 0 0

El Salvador 695 62 15 1 0

Uruguay 673 3 17 0 0

Jamaica 478 5 9 0 0

Paraguay 462 22 10 0 0

Venezuela

(Bolivarian

Republic of)

379 12 10 0 0

Trinidad and

Tobago

116 0 8 0 10

Haiti 108 7 12 0 0

Guyana 93 0 10 0 1

Bahamas 92 3 11 0 0

Barbados 82 0 7 0 3

Antigua and

Barbuda

25 0 3 0 4

Grenada 21 0 0 0 4

Belize 18 0 2 0 23

Saint Lucia 18 0 0 0 3

Saint Vincent

and the

Grenadines

17 0 0 0 3

Dominica 16 0 0 0 27

Nicaragua 16 0 5 0 1

Saint Kitts and

Nevis

15 0 0 0 17

Suriname 10 0 1 0 34

Territories

Puerto Rico 2031 63 56 0 0

Martinique 182 0 14 0 1

Guadeloupe 153 0 13 0 1

French Guiana 138 0 1 0 1

Bermuda 118 3 7 0 0

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Aruba 101 0 2 0 2

Cayman Islands 78 0 1 0 1

Sint Maarten 76 0 14 0 7

United States

Virgin Islands

66 0 4 0 7

Saint Martin 38 0 3 0 15

Curaçao 16 0 1 0 10

Falkland Islands

(Malvinas)

13 0 0 0 12

Turks and

Caicos Islands

12 0 1 0 10

Montserrat 11 0 1 0 24

British Virgin

Islands

7 0 1 0 2

Bonaire Sint

Eustatius and

Saba

6 0 0 0 10

Saint

Barthélemy

6 0 0 0 38

Anguilla 3 0 0 0 34

Saint Pierre and

Miquelon

1 0 0 0 30

Eastern Mediterranean

Iran (Islamic

Republic of)

103 135 1485 6486 68 0

Saudi Arabia 33 731 1793 219 10 0

Pakistan 25 837 1764 594 30 0

Qatar 18 890 918 12 0 0

United Arab

Emirates

16 240 502 165 8 0

Egypt 7981 393 482 13 0

Kuwait 6567 278 44 2 0

Morocco 5548 140 183 0 0

Bahrain 4199 265 8 0 0

Afghanistan 3563 171 105 1 0

Oman 3112 154 15 2 0

Iraq 2543 63 102 0 0

Djibouti 1133 9 3 0 0

Tunisia 1026 1 44 1 0

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Sudan 930 78 52 3 0

Somalia 928 55 44 5 0

Lebanon 784 34 25 0 0

Jordan 494 21 9 0 0

Libya 64 0 3 0 1

Syrian Arab

Republic

45 0 3 0 1

Yemen 26 0 6 0 1

Territories

occupied

Palestinian

territory

547 1 4 0 0

Europe

Spain 221 447 1122 26 070 213 0

Italy 215 858 1401 29 958 274 0

The United

Kingdom

206 719 5514 30 615 539 0

Russian

Federation

187 859 10 699 1723 98 0

Germany 167 300 1209 7266 147 0

France 135 980 512 25 946 177 0

Turkey 133 721 1977 3641 57 0

Belgium 51 420 639 8415 76 0

Netherlands 41 774 455 5288 84 0

Switzerland 30 043 66 1517 13 0

Portugal 26 715 533 1105 16 0

Sweden 24 623 705 3040 99 0

Ireland 22 385 137 1403 28 0

Belarus 20 168 913 116 4 0

Israel 16 346 32 239 1 0

Austria 15 673 22 609 1 0

Poland 15 047 307 755 22 0

Romania 14 499 392 876 18 0

Ukraine 14 195 504 361 21 0

Denmark 10 083 100 514 8 0

Serbia 9848 57 206 3 0

Czechia 8031 57 270 8 0

Norway 7995 42 209 0 0

Finland 5673 100 255 3 0

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Republic of

Moldova

4605 129 145 2 0

Kazakhstan 4578 69 30 0 0

Luxembourg 3859 8 100 2 0

Hungary 3178 28 392 9 0

Armenia 3029 145 43 1 0

Greece 2678 15 148 1 0

Uzbekistan 2314 48 10 0 0

Azerbaijan 2204 77 28 0 0

Croatia 2125 6 86 1 0

Bosnia and

Herzegovina

2027 10 89 2 0

Bulgaria 1829 51 84 0 0

Iceland 1801 2 10 0 0

Estonia 1720 7 56 1 0

North

Macedonia

1572 33 89 1 0

Slovenia 1449 1 99 0 0

Slovakia 1445 16 26 1 0

Lithuania 1433 5 49 1 0

Latvia 909 9 18 1 0

Kyrgyzstan 906 11 12 0 0

Cyprus 889 6 21 0 0

Albania 850 18 31 0 0

Andorra 752 0 47 0 1

San Marino 632 24 41 0 0

Georgia 623 9 9 0 0

Malta 486 2 5 0 0

Tajikistan 461 82 16 7 0

Montenegro 324 0 8 0 2

Monaco 95 0 1 0 4

Liechtenstein 83 0 1 0 12

Holy See 12 0 0 0 1

Territories

Kosovo [1] 861 1 27 0 0

Isle of Man 327 1 23 0 0

Jersey 293 0 25 1 2

Guernsey 252 0 13 0 5

Faroe Islands 187 0 0 0 14

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Gibraltar 144 0 0 0 6

Greenland 11 0 0 0 32

South-East Asia

India 56 342 3390 1886 103 0

Indonesia 12 776 338 930 35 0

Bangladesh 12 425 706 186 0 0

Thailand 3000 8 55 0 0

Sri Lanka 797 0 9 0 1

Maldives 648 30 3 1 0

Myanmar 176 14 6 0 0

Nepal 99 0 0 0 1

Timor-Leste 24 0 0 0 14

Bhutan 7 0 0 0 15

Western Pacific

China 84 415 6 4643 0 0

Singapore 20 939 741 20 0 0

Japan 15 547 84 557 6 0

Republic of

Korea

10 822 12 256 0 0

Philippines 10 343 339 685 27 0

Australia 6896 21 97 0 0

Malaysia 6467 39 107 0 0

New Zealand 1141 2 21 0 0

Viet Nam 288 17 0 0 0

Brunei

Darussalam

141 2 1 0 0

Cambodia 122 0 0 0 26

Mongolia 41 0 0 0 2

Lao People's

Democratic

Republic

19 0 0 0 25

Fiji 18 0 0 0 17

Papua New

Guinea

8 0 0 0 15

Territories

Guam 147 0 5 0 1

French

Polynesia

60 0 0 0 2

New Caledonia 18 0 0 0 35

70

Northern

Mariana Islands

(Commonwealth

of the)

15 0 2 0 1

Subtotal for all

regions

3 759 255 87 729 259 461 5429

Other 712 0 13 0 53

Grand total 3 759 967 87 729 259 474 5429

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Annexure ‘II’ – List of Laboratories

List of Laboratories to Test COVID-19

S. No.

Number of State Names of Laboratory and Address

1 Delhi (11) I. Lal Path Labs, Block -E, Sector 18, Rohini, Delhi

II. Dr Dangs Lab, C-2/1, Safadarjung Development Area, New-Delhi

III. Laboratory Services, Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, Sarita Vihar, New Delhi

IV. Max Lab, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket, New-Delhi

V. Sir Ganga Ram Hospital Clinical Lab Services, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, Delhi

VI. Oncquest Labs Ltd, 3-Factory Road, New-Delhi

VII. Prognosis Laboratories, 515-16, Sector 19, Dwarka

VIII. City X-Ray & Scan Clinic Pvt Ltd, 4B/18, Tilak Nagar, New-Delhi

IX. Lifeline Laboratory, H-11, Green Park Extension, New-Delhi

X. 10.Dept of Lab Services, Dr. B.L. Kapur Memorial Hospital, 5, Pusa Road, New-Delhi

XI. 11.Dept of Laboratory Services, Action Cancer Hospital, A-4, Paschim Vihar (East), New-Delhi

2 Gujarat (4) I. Unipath Specialty laboratory limited, 102, SanomacPlaza, Opposite Parimal Garden, Besides JMC House,c xEllisbridge, Ahmedabad

II. Supratech Micropath Laboratory & Research Institute Pvt Ltd, Kedar,

Ahmedabad

III. SN Geneab Pvt Ltd, President Plaza –A, Near Mahavir Hospital, Nanpura, Surat

IV. Pangenomics International Pvt Ltd, Ellis Bridge, Ahmedabad

3 Haryana (6). I. Strand Life Sciences, A-17, Sector 34, Gurugram

II. SRL Limited, GP26, Sector 18, Gurugram

III. Modern Diagnostic & Research Centre-Lab, 363-364/4, Jawahar Nagar. Gurgaon

IV. Core Diagnostics Pvt Ltd, Udyog Vihar Phase-3, Gurgaon

V. MolQ Laboratory, Plot 28,29; Sector 18(P), Electronic city, Udyog Vihar, Phase IV, Gurgaon

VI. Pathkind Diagnostics Pvt Ltd, Plot 55-56, Phase 4, Udyog Vihar, Sec 18, Gurgaon

4 Karnataka (5) I. Neuberg Anand Reference Laboratory, Anand Tower, #54, Bowring Hospital Road, Bengaluru

II. Cancyte Technologies Pvt Ltd, Sri Shankara Research Centre, Bengaluru

III. Sakra World Hospital Lab Services, Devarabeesanahalli VArthur Hobli, Bengaluru

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IV. Central Diagnostic Lab, Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre, #82, E.P.I.P. Area, Whitefield, Bengaluru

V. Lab Services, Apollo Hospitals, 154/11, Bannerghatta Road, Bengaluru

5 Kerala (2) I. DDRC SRL Diagnostics Pvt Ltd, Panampilly Nagar Ernakulam

II. MIMS Lab Services, Govindapuram, Kozhikode

6 Madhya Pradesh (2)

I. Chirayu Medical College & Hospital, Bhopal Indore Highway, Bhaisakhedi, Bhopal

II. Sampurna Sodani Diagnostic Clinic, LG-1, Morya Centre, 16/1 Race Course Road, Indore

7 Maharashtra (20) I. Thyrocare Technologies Limited, D37/1, TTC MIDC, Turbhe, Navi Mumbai

II. Suburban Diagnostics (India) Pvt. Ltd., 306, 307/T, 3rd Floor, Sunshine Bld., Andheri (W), Mumbai

III. Metropolis Healthcare Ltd, Unit No. 409-416, 4th Floor, Commercial Building-1, Kohinoor Mall, Mumbai

IV. Sir H.N. Reliance Foundation Hospital and Research Centre, Molecular Medicine, Reliance Life Sciences Pvt. Ltd., R-282, TTC Industrial Area, Rabale, Navi Mumbai

V. SRL Limited, Prime Square Building, Plot No 1, Gaiwadi Industrial Estate, SV Road, Goregaon, Mumbai

VI. A.G. Diagnostics Pvt Ltd, Nayantara Building, Pune

VII. Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital Laboratory, Four Bungalows, Mumbai

VIII. InfeXn Laboratories Private Limited, A/131, Therelek Compound, Road No 23, Wagle Industrial Estate, Thane (W)

IX. iGenetic Diagnostics Pvt Ltd, Krislon House, Andheri East, Mumbai

X. Tata Memorial Centre Diagnostic Services-Tata Memorial Hospital, Parel, Mumbai

XI. Sahyadri Speciality Labs, Plot No 54, S.No. 89-90, Lokmanya Colony, Kothrud, Pune

XII. Dr. Jariwala Lab & Diagnostics LLP, 1st Floor, Rasraj Heights, Rokadia Lane, Off Mandpeshwar Road, Borivli (W), Mumbai

XIII. Ruby Hall Clinic, Dept of Laboratory, Grant Medical Foundation, 40, Sassoon Road, Pune

XIV. Metropolis Healthcare Limited, Construction House, 796/189-B, Bhandarkar Institute Road, Pune

XV. Qualilife Diagnostics, Balaji Arcade, 1st Floor, 544/A, Netaji Subhash Road, Mulund (W), Mumbai

XVI. SRL Diagnostics – Dr. Avinash Phadke (SRL Diagnostics Pvt Ltd), Mahalaxmi Engineering Estate, 2nd Floor, L.J. Cross Road No 1, KJ Khilnani High School, Mahim (West), Mumbai

XVII. Sunflower Lab & Diagnostic Center, Keshav Kunj, Marve Road, Malad West, Mumbai

XVIII. Department of Laboratory Medicine – P.D. Hinduja National Hospital and Medical Research Centre, Veer Savarkar Marg, Mahim, Mumbai

XIX. Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital – Laboratory, Aditya Birla Marg, Chinchwad, Pune

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XX. 50.Vaidya Lab Thane, Unit of Millenium Special Lab Pvt Ltd, Odyssey Park, 2nd Floor, 201, Raghunath Nagar, Wagle Estate, Thane

8 Orissa (1) I. Dept of Lab Services, Apollo Hospitals, Bhubaneswar

9 Punjab (2) I. Department of Microbiology, Dayanand Medical College & Hospital, Tagore Nagar, Civil Lines, Ludhiana

II. Tuli Diagnostic Centre, Majitha Road, Amritsar

10 Rajasthan (2) I. Central Lab, The Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Sciences and Technology, RIICO Institution Area, Sitapura, Tonk Road, Jaipur

II. Dr. B Lal Clinical Lab Pvt Ltd, 6-E, Malviya Industrial Area, Malviya Nagar, Jaipur

11 Tamil Nadu (10) I. Dept. of Clinical Virology, CMC, Vellore

II. Department of Laboratory Services, Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd, Chennai

III. Neuberg Ehrlich Lab Pvt Ltd, 46-48 Masilamani Road, Balaji Nagar, Chennai

IV. Sri Ramachandra Medical College & Research Institute, Porur, Chennai

V. Microbiology Lab, Veerakeralam Road, Coimbatore

VI. YRG CARE, Taramani, Chennai

VII. Hitech Diagnostic Centre- A Unit of Dr. Ganesan’s Hitech Diagnostic Centre PVt Ltd, Poonamallee High Road, Chennai

VIII. MIOT Hospitals – Dept of Lab Medicine, 4/112, Mount Poonamallee Road, Manapakkam, Chennai

IX. Madras Medical Mission Clinical Lab Services, 4-A, Dr. J. Jayalalitha Nagar, Mogappair East, Chennai

X. PSG Hospitals Diagnostic Centre, Avinashi Road, Peelamedu, Coimbatore

12 Telangana (12) I. Laboratory Services, Apollo Hospitals, 6th Floor, Health Street Building, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad

II. Vijaya Diagnostic Centre Pvt Ltd, Street No 19, Himayath Nagar, Hyderabad

III. Vimta Labs Ltd, Plot No 142, Phase 2, IDA Cherlapally, Hyderabad

IV. Apollo Health and Lifestyle Limited, Diagnostic Laboratory, Bowenpally, Secunderabad

V. Dr. Remedies Labs Private Ltd, A3, Titus Plaza, Sharma Commercial Complex, Punjagutta, Hyderabad

VI. Pathcare Labs Pvt Ltd, Medchal, Hyderabad

VII. American Institute of Pathology and Lab Sciences Pvt Ltd, Citizens Hospital, Serilingampally, Hyderabad

VIII. Medcis Pathlabs India Pvt Ltd, Plot No 16 & 17, Swathi Plaza, Anand Nagar, New Bowenpally, Secunderabad

IX. Department of Lab Medicine, Yashoda Hospital, 9th Floor, 1-1-156 & 157, Alexander Road, Secunderabad

X. Biognosys Technologies (India) Pvt Ltd, #8-148/174/11, NRI Colony, Near Aleap Industrial Area, Medchal, Malkajgiri

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XI. Dept of Lab Medicine, Star Hospitals, A Unit of Unimed Health Care Pvt Ltd, 8-2-594/B, Road No 10, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad

XII. Tenet Diagnostics, Plot No 51, Kineta Towers, Journalist Colony, Road No 3, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad

13 Uttar Pradesh (2) I. RML Mehrotra Pathology Pvt Ltd, Nirala Nagar, Lucknow

II. Dept of Lab Medicine, Jaypee Hospital, Sector 128, Noida

14 Uttarakhand (1) I. Dr. Ahuja’s Pathology and Imaging Centre, 7-B, Astley Hall, Dehradun

15 West Bengal (6) I. Apollo Gleneagles Hospitals, 58 Canal Circular Road, Kolkata

II. Tata Medical Center, Rajarhat, Kolkata

III. Laboratory Services, Peerless Hospitex Hospital & Research Centre, 360, Panchasayar, Kolkata

IV. AMRI Hospitals, Dept of Lab Medicine, JC 16-17, Sector III, Salt Lake City, Kolkata

V. Suraksha Diagnostic Pvt Ltd (Dept of Lab Services), 12/1, Premises No 02/0327, DG Block (Newtown), Action Area 1D, Newtown, Kolkata

VI. Dr. Lal Pathlabs Ltd – Kolkata Reference lab, Plot No CB-31/1, Premises No 031-0199, Street No 199, Action Area 1C, Newtown, Kolkata.

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Annexure ‘III’ – List of COVID Health Care Center

A list of COVID-19 hospitals has been collated and tabulated below: -

S.No State / UT District Name Facilty Name Type

1 Andaman and Nicobar Islands

NICOBARS BJR Hospital Govt Hospitals

2 Andaman and Nicobar Islands

NORTH AND MIDDLE ANDAMAN

Dr R P Hospital Govt Hospitals

3 Andaman and Nicobar Islands

SOUTH ANDAMANS Pillar Hospital Private Hospitals

4 Andhra Pradesh

ANANTAPUR Rural Development Trust Hospital, Bathalapalli, Anantapur dist.

Private Medical College

5 Andhra Pradesh

ANANTAPUR CHANDRA SUPER SPECIALTY HOSPITAL, ANANTAPUR

Private Hospitals

6 Andhra Pradesh

ANANTAPUR Government General Hospital, Anantapur

Govt Medical College

7 Andhra Pradesh

ANANTAPUR Dr. YSR Memorial Hospital, Sai Nagar, Anantapur

Private Hospitals

8 Andhra Pradesh

ANANTAPUR District Hospital , Hindupur Govt Hospitals

9 Andhra Pradesh

CHITTOOR ESI, HOSPITAL Govt Hospitals

10 Andhra Pradesh

CHITTOOR AMARA HOSPITAL, Tirupathi Private Hospitals

11 Andhra Pradesh

CHITTOOR PESIMSR-Kuppam Private Medical College

12 Andhra Pradesh

CHITTOOR SVRR GGH, Tirupati Govt Medical College

13 Andhra Pradesh

CHITTOOR BIRRD HOSPITAL, Tirupathi Private Hospitals

14 Andhra Pradesh

EAST GODAVARI District Hospital, Rajamahendravaram

Govt Hospitals

15 Andhra Pradesh

EAST GODAVARI Hope International Hospital, Kakinada

Private Hospitals

16 Andhra Pradesh

EAST GODAVARI KIMS (Bollineni) Hospitals, (A Unit Of Bollineni Heart Centre Pvt Ltd), Rajahmundry

Private Hospitals

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17 Andhra Pradesh

EAST GODAVARI Konaseema Institute of Medical Science, Amalapuram

Private Medical College

18 Andhra Pradesh

EAST GODAVARI Sri Kiran Institute of Ophthalmology, Kakinada

Private Hospitals

19 Andhra Pradesh

GUNTUR Katuri Medical College And Hospital

Private Medical College

20 Andhra Pradesh

GUNTUR Manipal Health Enterprises Pvt Ltd

Private Hospitals

21 Andhra Pradesh

GUNTUR GGH Guntur Govt Medical College

22 Andhra Pradesh

GUNTUR District Hospital, Tenali Govt Hospitals

23 Andhra Pradesh

GUNTUR Lalitha Super Speciality Hospital P Ltd

Private Hospitals

24 Andhra Pradesh

GUNTUR Dvc Hospital And Research Centre

Private Hospitals

25 Andhra Pradesh

KRISHNA Liberty Hospitals, Auto Nagar, Vijayawada

Private Hospitals

26 Andhra Pradesh

KRISHNA Kamineni Hospital, Kanuru, Vijayawada Rural

Private Hospitals

27 Andhra Pradesh

KRISHNA Aayush Nri Lepl Healthcare Pvt Ltd, Ring Road, Vijayawada

Private Hospitals

28 Andhra Pradesh

KRISHNA District Hospital -Machilipatnam

Govt Hospitals

29 Andhra Pradesh

KRISHNA Andhra Hospitals Bhavanipuram Pvt Ltd, Bhavani puram, Vijayawada

Private Hospitals

30 Andhra Pradesh

KRISHNA Nimra Institute Of Medical Sciences And Research Center, Kondapalli, Vijayawada

Private Medical College

31 Andhra Pradesh

KURNOOL GGH Kurnool Govt Medical College

32 Andhra Pradesh

KURNOOL VISWABHARATHI HOSPITAL Private Medical College

33 Andhra Pradesh

KURNOOL OMEGA HOSPITALS A UNIT OF KURNOOL INSTITUTE OF ONCOLOGY PVT LTD

Private Hospitals

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34 Andhra Pradesh

KURNOOL Medicover Hospital, Near APSRTC Bus Stand, Sampath Nagar, Kurnool,

Private Hospitals

35 Andhra Pradesh

KURNOOL AMEELIO HOSPITAL A UNIT OF SURAKSHITHA HEALTHCARE PVT LTD

Private Hospitals

36 Andhra Pradesh

PRAKASAM NALLURI NURSING HOME Private Hospitals

37 Andhra Pradesh

PRAKASAM District Hospital Markapuram Govt Hospitals

38 Andhra Pradesh

PRAKASAM GGH Ongole Govt Medical College

39 Andhra Pradesh

PRAKASAM VENKATARAMANA HOSPITALS Private Hospitals

40 Andhra Pradesh

PRAKASAM RAMESH SANGHAMITRA HOSPITAL

Private Hospitals

41 Andhra Pradesh

SPSR NELLORE Lotus Hospital Private Hospitals

42 Andhra Pradesh

SPSR NELLORE Anasuya Institue of medical Sciences

Private Medical College

43 Andhra Pradesh

SPSR NELLORE Nellore Hospital, Muthukur Road, Nellore

Private Hospitals

44 Andhra Pradesh

SPSR NELLORE Simhapuri Hospital Private Hospitals

45 Andhra Pradesh

SPSR NELLORE Apollo Speciality Hospitals Private Hospitals

46 Andhra Pradesh

SRIKAKULAM GMR VARALAKSHMI CARE HOSPITAL - RAJAM

Private Hospitals

47 Andhra Pradesh

SRIKAKULAM DR GOLIVI HOSPITAL - SRIKAKULAM

Private Hospitals

48 Andhra Pradesh

SRIKAKULAM Santhi Nursing Home, Kiranmouli Shopping Complex, Rama Laxmana Junction

Private Hospitals

49 Andhra Pradesh

SRIKAKULAM District Hospital Tekkali Govt Hospitals

50 Andhra Pradesh

SRIKAKULAM GGH Srikakulam Govt Medical College

51 Andhra Pradesh

VISAKHAPATANAM M B Multispeciality Hospitals&Visakhapatnam

Private Hospitals

52 Andhra Pradesh

VISAKHAPATANAM Apollo Hospitals Enterprises Ltd - Visakhapatnam

Private Hospitals

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53 Andhra Pradesh

VISAKHAPATANAM NRI Anil Neerukonda Hospital, Sangivalasa

Private Hospitals

54 Andhra Pradesh

VISAKHAPATANAM Gayatri Vidya Parishad Institute Of Health Care And Medical Technology&Visakhapatnam

Private Hospitals

55 Andhra Pradesh

VISAKHAPATANAM Indus Hospital, Jagadamba Junction, Maharani Peta, Visakhapatnam

Private Hospitals

56 Andhra Pradesh

VIZIANAGARAM Gayatri Hospital, Subramanyam Peta, Babametta, Vizianagaram

Private Hospitals

57 Andhra Pradesh

VIZIANAGARAM Queen' s NRI Hospital Private Hospitals

58 Andhra Pradesh

VIZIANAGARAM sri sai super specialty hospital Private Hospitals

59 Andhra Pradesh

VIZIANAGARAM District Hospital Vizainagaram Govt Hospitals

60 Andhra Pradesh

VIZIANAGARAM Pushpagiri Eye Hospital Private Hospitals

61 Andhra Pradesh

WEST GODAVARI APPLE HOSPITAL A UNIT OF TANUKU HOSPITAL, TANUKU

Private Hospitals

62 Andhra Pradesh

WEST GODAVARI AH-TADEPALLIGUDEM Govt Hospitals

63 Andhra Pradesh

WEST GODAVARI Bhimavaram Hospital, J.P.Road,Bhimavaram

Private Hospitals

64 Andhra Pradesh

WEST GODAVARI New Life Hospital, Palakole Private Hospitals

65 Andhra Pradesh

WEST GODAVARI District Hospital Eluru Govt Hospitals

66 Andhra Pradesh

Y.S.R. Sunrise Hospital, Kadapa Private Hospitals

67 Andhra Pradesh

Y.S.R. Sri Sri Holistic Hospital - Kadapa

Private Hospitals

68 Andhra Pradesh

Y.S.R. GGH Kadapa Govt Medical College

69 Andhra Pradesh

Y.S.R. AH- PULIVENDULA Govt Hospitals

70 Andhra Pradesh

Y.S.R. DH Proddutur Govt Hospitals

71 Arunachal Pradesh

ANJAW KPL, Hospital, Swami Camp Govt Hospitals

72 Arunachal Pradesh

CHANGLANG PHC Kharsang Govt Hospitals

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73 Arunachal Pradesh

CHANGLANG District Hospital, Changlang Govt Hospitals

74 Arunachal Pradesh

EAST SIANG Bakin Pertin General Hospital Govt Hospitals

75 Arunachal Pradesh

KAMLE Raga CHC Govt Hospitals

76 Arunachal Pradesh

LOHIT General Hospital, Tezu Govt Hospitals

77 Arunachal Pradesh

LONGDING Dr. Tangseng Govt Medical College

78 Arunachal Pradesh

LONGDING CHC Longding Govt Hospitals

79 Arunachal Pradesh

LOWER DIBANG VALLEY District Hospital, Roing Govt Hospitals

80 Arunachal Pradesh

LOWER SIANG District Hospital Govt Hospitals

81 Arunachal Pradesh

TAWANG District Hospital, Tawang Govt Hospitals

82 Arunachal Pradesh

WEST KAMENG PHC Thembang Govt Hospitals

83 Arunachal Pradesh

WEST SIANG General Hospital, Aalo Govt Hospitals

84 Assam BAKSA Dr.Ravi Boro Civil Hospital Govt Hospitals

85 Assam BARPETA Kalgachia Civil Hospital Govt Hospitals

86 Assam Biswanath Biswanath SDCH Govt Hospitals

87 Assam BONGAIGAON Bongaigaon Civil Hospital Govt Hospitals

88 Assam CACHAR CH Central Ministry Hospital

89 Assam CACHAR S M DEV CIVIL HOSPITAL Govt Hospitals

90 Assam CHARAIDEO Sonari SDCH Govt Hospitals

91 Assam CHIRANG JSB CIVIL HOSPITAL, KAJALGAON

Govt Hospitals

92 Assam DARRANG Mangaldai Civil Hospital Govt Hospitals

93 Assam DHEMAJI Dhemaji Civil Hospital Govt Hospitals

94 Assam DHUBRI Dhubri Civil Hospital Govt Hospitals

95 Assam DIBRUGARH Naharkatia SDCH Govt Hospitals

96 Assam DIMA HASAO Haflong Civil Hospital Govt Hospitals

97 Assam GOALPARA Civil Hospital, Goalpara Govt Hospitals

98 Assam GOLAGHAT SKK CIVIL HOSPITAL Govt Hospitals

99 Assam HAILAKANDI S.K.ROY CIVIL HOSPITAL Govt Hospitals

100 Assam HOJAI JUGIJAN MODEL HOSPITAL Govt Hospitals

101 Assam JORHAT Chungi Kohar Model Hospital Govt Hospitals

102 Assam JORHAT Bhogamukh Model Hospital Govt Hospitals

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103 Assam JORHAT No-borachuk Model Hospital Govt Hospitals

104 Assam JORHAT Titabor SDCH Govt Hospitals

105 Assam KAMRUP CH Central Ministry Hospital

106 Assam KAMRUP Tularam Bafna Civil Hospital Govt Hospitals

107 Assam KAMRUP METRO Namcare Hospital Private Hospitals

108 Assam KAMRUP METRO GNRC,Sixmile Private Hospitals

109 Assam KAMRUP METRO Pratiksha Hospital Private Hospitals

110 Assam KAMRUP METRO Hayat Hospital Private Hospitals

111 Assam KAMRUP METRO Down Town Hospital Private Hospitals

112 Assam KAMRUP METRO Health City Hospital Private Hospitals

113 Assam KAMRUP METRO Marrowary Hoapital Private Hospitals

114 Assam KAMRUP METRO SONAPUR DISTRICT HOSPITAL Govt Hospitals

115 Assam KAMRUP METRO Apollo Hospital Private Hospitals

116 Assam KAMRUP METRO CH Central Ministry Hospital

117 Assam KAMRUP METRO Ayusundra Hospital Private Hospitals

118 Assam KARIMGANJ Karimganj Civil Hospital Govt Hospitals

119 Assam KOKRAJHAR R N B Civil Hospital Govt Hospitals

120 Assam LAKHIMPUR Telahi Model Hospital Govt Hospitals

121 Assam MAJULI Garmur SDCH Govt Hospitals

122 Assam MARIGAON Morigaon Civil Hospital Govt Hospitals

123 Assam NAGAON B.P. CIVIL HOSPITAL Govt Hospitals

124 Assam NALBARI S M K Civil Hospital Govt Hospitals

125 Assam SIVASAGAR Sivasagar Civil Hospital Govt Hospitals

126 Assam SONITPUR CH Central Ministry Hospital

127 Assam SONITPUR Kanaklata Civil Hospital Govt Hospitals

128 Assam SOUTH SALMARA MANCACHAR

TUMNI CHC Govt Hospitals

129 Assam SOUTH SALMARA MANCACHAR

Mankachar CHC Govt Hospitals

130 Assam SOUTH SALMARA MANCACHAR

Hatsingimari SDCH Govt Hospitals

131 Assam TINSUKIA Tinsukia Civil Hospital Govt Hospitals

132 Assam UDALGURI Udalguri civil hospital Govt Hospitals

133 Bihar ARARIA SDH Forbisganj Govt Hospitals

134 Bihar ARWAL ANM/ GNM Training School Sadar Hospital Campus

Govt Hospitals

135 Bihar AURANGABAD SDH Daudnagar Govt Hospitals

136 Bihar BANKA GNM School, Sadar Hospital campus, Banka

Govt Hospitals

137 Bihar BEGUSARAI Agrasen Matri Seva Sadan, Begusarai

Private Hospitals

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138 Bihar BHAGALPUR SDH, Naugachiya Govt Hospitals

139 Bihar BHAGALPUR SDH Khalgaon Govt Hospitals

140 Bihar BHOJPUR ANM Training School, SDH Jagdispur

Govt Hospitals

141 Bihar BUXAR SDH Dumraon Govt Hospitals

142 Bihar DARBHANGA Nursing Hostel, DMCH Campus Govt Hospitals

143 Bihar GAYA CHC Mahkar Govt Hospitals

144 Bihar GOPALGANJ SDH Hathua Govt Hospitals

145 Bihar GOPALGANJ CHC Thawe Govt Hospitals

146 Bihar JAMUI ANM Training School, Laxmipur Govt Hospitals

147 Bihar JAMUI GNM & Paramedical School, Mohuligarh, Giddhaur

Govt Hospitals

148 Bihar JEHANABAD GNM School, Jehanabad, District Hospital campus

Govt Hospitals

149 Bihar KAIMUR (BHABUA) SDH Mohaniya Govt Hospitals

150 Bihar KATIHAR SDH BARASOI Govt Hospitals

151 Bihar KATIHAR SDH MANIHARI Govt Hospitals

152 Bihar KATIHAR ANM School Katihar Govt Hospitals

153 Bihar KHAGARIA GNM School, Khagaria Govt Hospitals

154 Bihar KISHANGANJ Mata Gujari Memorial Medical college, Kishanganj

Private Medical College

155 Bihar LAKHISARAI Para Medical Institute , Lakhisarai

Govt Hospitals

156 Bihar MADHEPURA J. N. K. Medical College, Madhepura

Govt Medical College

157 Bihar MADHUBANI Madhubani Medical College, Madhubani

Private Medical College

158 Bihar MADHUBANI ANM Training School, SDH Jhanjharpur

Govt Hospitals

159 Bihar MUNGER ANM Training School, SDH Tarapur

Govt Hospitals

160 Bihar MUNGER Railwary Hospital Jamalpur Govt Hospitals

161 Bihar MUNGER GNM School, Haji Subhan, Purab Sarai, Munger

Govt Hospitals

162 Bihar MUZAFFARPUR Sri Krishna Medical college, Muzaffarpur

Govt Medical College

163 Bihar MUZAFFARPUR MCH & Sadar Hospital, Muzaffarpur

Govt Hospitals

164 Bihar MUZAFFARPUR CH Central Ministry Hospital

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165 Bihar NALANDA SDH Hilsa Govt Hospitals

166 Bihar NALANDA Vardaman Medical College, Pawapuri, Nalnada

Govt Medical College

167 Bihar NAWADA SDH Rajauli Govt Hospitals

168 Bihar PASHCHIM CHAMPARAN Govt. Medical College, Bettiah Govt Medical College

169 Bihar PASHCHIM CHAMPARAN ANM Training School,SDH, Bagha

Govt Hospitals

170 Bihar PATNA IGIMS, Patna Govt Medical College

171 Bihar PATNA ESIC Bihta Bihar Central Ministry Hospital

172 Bihar PATNA PMCH, Patna Govt Medical College

173 Bihar PURBI CHAMPARAN SDH Pakaridayal Govt Hospitals

174 Bihar PURBI CHAMPARAN ANM Training School, Chalkia, SDH Chakia Campus

Govt Hospitals

175 Bihar PURBI CHAMPARAN ANM Training School, Areraj, SDH Areraj Campus

Govt Hospitals

176 Bihar PURBI CHAMPARAN ANM Training School, Dhaka, RH Dhaka Campus

Govt Hospitals

177 Bihar PURNIA Sub Divisional Hospital, Banmankhi

Govt Hospitals

178 Bihar PURNIA Sub Divisional Hospital, Dhamdaha

Govt Hospitals

179 Bihar ROHTAS SDH Dehri Govt Hospitals

180 Bihar ROHTAS SDH Bikramganj Govt Hospitals

181 Bihar SAHARSA Lord Budha Koshi Medical College, Sahrsha

Private Medical College

182 Bihar SAMASTIPUR Sub Divisional Hospital, Dalsinghsarai

Govt Hospitals

183 Bihar SAMASTIPUR ANM Training School,Sub Divisional Hospital Campus, Rosera

Govt Hospitals

184 Bihar SARAN GNM School Sadar Hospital campus, Saran

Govt Hospitals

185 Bihar SHEIKHPURA RH Barbigha Govt Hospitals

186 Bihar SHEOHAR Saroja Sitaram Sadar Hospital Govt Hospitals

187 Bihar SITAMARHI SDH Belsund Govt Hospitals

188 Bihar SITAMARHI SDH Belsund Govt Hospitals

189 Bihar SIWAN RH Mairwa, Siwan Govt Hospitals

190 Bihar SIWAN SDH Maharajganj Govt Hospitals

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191 Bihar SUPAUL L.N.S. DH Birpur Govt Hospitals

192 Bihar SUPAUL SDH Triveniganj Govt Hospitals

193 Bihar VAISHALI SDH Mahua- Vaishali Govt Hospitals

194 Chandigarh CHANDIGARH CH Central Ministry Hospital

195 Chandigarh CHANDIGARH Government Multispeciality Hospital, Sector-16, Chandigarh

Govt Hospitals

196 Chandigarh CHANDIGARH Government Medical College & Hospital, Sector-32, Chandigarh

Govt Medical College

197 Chhattisgarh BALOD District Hospital Balod Govt Hospitals

198 Chhattisgarh BALODA BAZAR District Hospital Govt Hospitals

199 Chhattisgarh BALRAMPUR CIvil Hospital Wadraf Nagar Govt Hospitals

200 Chhattisgarh BEMETARA SRS Hospital, Bemetara Private Hospitals

201 Chhattisgarh BIJAPUR New MCH Building Govt Hospitals

202 Chhattisgarh BILASPUR CH Central Ministry Hospital

203 Chhattisgarh DANTEWADA MCH Geedam Govt Hospitals

204 Chhattisgarh DHAMTARI Dhamtari Cristian Hospital Private Hospitals

205 Chhattisgarh DURG Shri Shankaracharya Institute of Medical Science, Junwani Bhilai

Private Medical College

206 Chhattisgarh GARIYABAND District Hospital Gariyaband Govt Hospitals

207 Chhattisgarh JANJGIR-CHAMPA District Hospital Trauma Centre

Govt Hospitals

208 Chhattisgarh JASHPUR MCH Building JASHPUR Govt Hospitals

209 Chhattisgarh KABIRDHAM Sai Sanjeevni Hospital Kabirdham

Private Hospitals

210 Chhattisgarh KANKER Counter Terrorism & Jangal Warfare College KANKER

Govt Hospitals

211 Chhattisgarh KONDAGAON District Hospital Kondagaon Govt Hospitals

212 Chhattisgarh KORBA NTPC Hospital- Korba Central Ministry Hospital

213 Chhattisgarh KOREA SECL Hospital Koriya Govt Hospitals

214 Chhattisgarh MAHASAMUND RLC Hospital MAHASAMUND Private Medical College

215 Chhattisgarh MUNGELI MCH Building Govt Hospitals

216 Chhattisgarh NARAYANPUR District Hospital Narayanpur Govt Hospitals

217 Chhattisgarh SUKMA MCH Building Sukma Govt Hospitals

218 Chhattisgarh SURAJPUR MCH Building Hospital Surajpur Govt Hospitals

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219 Dadra & Nagar Haveli

DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI

Shri Vinoba Bhave Civil Hospital, New Building, Silvassa

Govt Medical College

220 Daman & Diu DAMAN Govt. Hospital Marwad Block 2 Govt Hospitals

221 Daman & Diu DIU Govt Hospital Diu Floor 1 Govt Hospitals

222 Delhi CENTRAL A&U Tibbia College Govt Medical College

223 Delhi South East Nehru Homeopathic Medical College

Govt Medical College

224 Delhi SOUTH WEST Chaudhary Brahm Prakash Ayurved Charak Sansthan

Govt Hospitals

225 Goa NORTH GOA Galaxy Hospital, Mapusa Private Hospitals

226 Goa NORTH GOA Military Hospital Panajim Private Hospitals

227 Goa NORTH GOA Dr. Redkar Hospital Pernem Private Hospitals

228 Goa NORTH GOA GOA MEDICAL COLLEGE BAMBOLIM

Govt Medical College

229 Goa NORTH GOA Healthway Hospital, Old Goa Private Hospitals

230 Goa NORTH GOA Manipal Goa Hospital, Donapaula

Private Hospitals

231 Goa NORTH GOA North Goa District Hospital, Mapusa

Govt Hospitals

232 Goa NORTH GOA Chodankars Nursing Home porvorim

Private Hospitals

233 Goa NORTH GOA Gauns Pediatrics Hospitals,Mapusa

Private Hospitals

234 Goa NORTH GOA Campal Clinic, Campal Panaji Private Hospitals

235 Goa NORTH GOA Healthway Hospital, Mala Panaji

Private Hospitals

236 Goa NORTH GOA R G STONE HOSPITAL PORVORIM

Private Hospitals

237 Goa NORTH GOA Vision Hopsital, Mapusa Private Hospitals

238 Goa SOUTH GOA Royal Hospital, Margao Private Hospitals

239 Goa SOUTH GOA Victor Hospital Margao Private Hospitals

240 Goa SOUTH GOA Aster Hospital Margao Private Hospitals

241 Goa SOUTH GOA Dr Kantaks Orthopedic Hospital Margao

Private Hospitals

242 Goa SOUTH GOA SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL, CHICALIM

Govt Hospitals

85

243 Goa SOUTH GOA INS Jeevanti, Vasco Govt Hospitals

244 Goa SOUTH GOA Mother Care Hospital Margao Private Hospitals

245 Goa SOUTH GOA Sub District Hospital, Ponda Govt Hospitals

246 Goa SOUTH GOA MPT Hospital, Mormugoa Govt Hospitals

247 Goa SOUTH GOA Grace Cardiac Margao Private Hospitals

248 Goa SOUTH GOA Horizon Hospital, Margao Private Hospitals

249 Goa SOUTH GOA Military Hospital Vasco Private Hospitals

250 Goa SOUTH GOA Classic Hospital Margao Private Hospitals

251 Goa SOUTH GOA Dr. Borkars Nursing Home Private Hospitals

252 Goa SOUTH GOA SMRC Hospital, Vasco Private Hospitals

253 Goa SOUTH GOA TB HOSPITAL, MARGAO Govt Hospitals

254 Goa SOUTH GOA Savoikar Hospital Ponda Private Hospitals

255 Goa SOUTH GOA Vishwas Sanjeevani Health Centre Vasco

Private Hospitals

256 Gujarat AHMADABAD HCG Hospitals Private Hospitals

257 Gujarat BHARUCH District Hospital, Bharuch Govt Hospitals

258 Gujarat BHARUCH ESIC Ankleshwar Gujarat Central Ministry Hospital

259 Gujarat DANG Government Ayurvedic Hospital

Govt Hospitals

260 Gujarat GANDHINAGAR NMIAS Ayurvedic Hospital Kolavada Gandhinagar

Govt Hospitals

261 Gujarat GANDHINAGAR CH Central Ministry Hospital

262 Gujarat JUNAGADH shri Nakoda Bhairav Chikitsalay Private Hospitals

263 Gujarat PATAN Seth N L General Hospital Patan

Govt Hospitals

264 Gujarat SABAR KANTHA GMERS Hospital 4th Floor Govt Medical College

265 Gujarat TAPI CHC Gadat Govt Hospitals

266 Gujarat VALSAD ESIC Vapi Central Ministry Hospital

267 Haryana AMBALA Military Hospital, Ambala Cantt Govt Hospitals

268 Haryana AMBALA Civil Hospital Ambala Cantt Govt Hospitals

269 Haryana AMBALA Railway Hospital, Ambala Cantt Govt Hospitals

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270 Haryana AMBALA Civil Hospital Ambala City Govt Hospitals

271 Haryana AMBALA Civil Hospital, Naraingarh Govt Hospitals

272 Haryana AMBALA Healing Touch Hospital Pvt Private Hospitals

273 Haryana BHIWANI Ch. Bansilal Govt Hospital Govt Hospitals

274 Haryana BHIWANI Krishan Lal Jalan Hospital Govt Hospitals

275 Haryana BHIWANI Jangra Multispecilaity Hospital Private Hospitals

276 Haryana BHIWANI ESI Hospital Bhiwani Govt Hospitals

277 Haryana BHIWANI Spes Hospital Private Hospitals

278 Haryana BHIWANI Life Line Hospital Private Hospitals

279 Haryana BHIWANI Ganpatrai Hospital Private Hospitals

280 Haryana CHARKI DADRI Civil Hospital Govt Hospitals

281 Haryana CHARKI DADRI Yadav Hospital Private Hospitals

282 Haryana CHARKI DADRI Pradhan Medicare Centre Private Hospitals

283 Haryana FARIDABAD Sarvodya Sector 19 Private Hospitals

284 Haryana FARIDABAD RK Hospital Private Hospitals

285 Haryana FARIDABAD QRG Central Private Hospitals

286 Haryana FARIDABAD Arsh Hospital Private Hospitals

287 Haryana FARIDABAD Kedar Hospital Private Hospitals

288 Haryana FARIDABAD National Institute Of Medical Sciences

Private Hospitals

289 Haryana FARIDABAD SDH Ballabgarh Govt Hospitals

290 Haryana FARIDABAD Medicheck Hospital Private Hospitals

291 Haryana FARIDABAD Metro Hospital Medicare Private Hospitals

292 Haryana FARIDABAD Goyal Hospital Private Hospitals

293 Haryana FARIDABAD QRG Hospital Medicare Private Hospitals

294 Haryana FARIDABAD Jivagram Private Hospitals

295 Haryana FARIDABAD Asian Hospital Private Hospitals

296 Haryana FARIDABAD Noble Hospital Private Hospitals

297 Haryana FARIDABAD Fortis Escort Hospital Private Hospitals

298 Haryana FARIDABAD Medicheck Ortho Hospital Private Hospitals

299 Haryana FARIDABAD Pawan Hospital Unit-2 Private Hospitals

300 Haryana FARIDABAD Shanti Devi Memorial Hospital Private Hospitals

301 Haryana FARIDABAD Pawan Hospital Unit-1 Private Hospitals

302 Haryana FARIDABAD Supreme Hospital Private Hospitals

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303 Haryana FARIDABAD Santosh Multispeciality Hospital

Private Hospitals

304 Haryana FARIDABAD B.K. Hospital Faridabad Govt Hospitals

305 Haryana FATEHABAD Civil Hospital Fatehabad Govt Hospitals

306 Haryana FATEHABAD Manav Sewa Sangam Hospital, Tohana

Private Hospitals

307 Haryana FATEHABAD Fakir chand Jain Charitable Hospital, Tohana

Private Hospitals

308 Haryana FATEHABAD Punjabi Sabha Hospital, Bhattu Road, Fatehabad

Private Hospitals

309 Haryana FATEHABAD Sadbhawdna Hospital Private Hospitals

310 Haryana FATEHABAD WadhwaMaternity and surgical Hospital Fatehabad

Private Hospitals

311 Haryana FATEHABAD Rajasthan Medical Centre (RMC) Hospital Tohana

Private Hospitals

312 Haryana FATEHABAD Civil Hospital, Tohana Govt Hospitals

313 Haryana GURUGRAM W Pratisha Hospital, Gurugram Private Hospitals

314 Haryana GURUGRAM Max Hospital, Gurugram Private Hospitals

315 Haryana GURUGRAM Signature Hospital, Gurugram Private Hospitals

316 Haryana GURUGRAM Aryan Hospital Gurugram Private Hospitals

317 Haryana GURUGRAM Medanta the Medicity, Gurugram

Private Hospitals

318 Haryana GURUGRAM Poly Clinic Sector 31, Gurugram Govt Hospitals

319 Haryana GURUGRAM Paras Hospital, Gurugram Private Hospitals

320 Haryana GURUGRAM Gurgaon Central Ministry Hospital

321 Haryana GURUGRAM Neelkanth Hospital, Gurugram Private Hospitals

322 Haryana GURUGRAM Civil Hospital, Sector 10A, Gurugram

Govt Hospitals

323 Haryana GURUGRAM Metro Hospital, Palam vihar,Gurugram

Private Hospitals

324 Haryana GURUGRAM Artemis Hospital, Gurugram Private Hospitals

325 Haryana GURUGRAM Kalyani Hospital, Gurugram Private Hospitals

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326 Haryana GURUGRAM Colombia Asia Hospital Gurugram

Private Hospitals

327 Haryana GURUGRAM Mayom Hospital ,Gurugram Private Hospitals

328 Haryana GURUGRAM Naryana Hospital , Gurugram Private Hospitals

329 Haryana GURUGRAM Fortis Hospital, Gurugram Private Hospitals

330 Haryana HISAR Holy Help Hospital Private Hospitals

331 Haryana HISAR Civil Hospital Govt Hospitals

332 Haryana HISAR Geetanali Hospital Multispeciality and Critical Centre

Private Hospitals

333 Haryana HISAR Sukhda Multispeciality Hospital Govt Hospitals

334 Haryana HISAR Sapra Hospital, Hisar Private Hospitals

335 Haryana HISAR Mahatma Gandhi Hospital, Hisar

Private Hospitals

336 Haryana HISAR Ravindra Hospital, Hisar Private Hospitals

337 Haryana HISAR Sarvodya Hospital, Hisar Private Hospitals

338 Haryana HISAR Military Hospital Cantt. Hisar Govt Hospitals

339 Haryana HISAR AADHAR Hospital, Hisar Private Hospitals

340 Haryana HISAR OPJindal Institute of Cancer & Research Hospital

Private Hospitals

341 Haryana JHAJJAR Advanta Hospital, JJR city Private Hospitals

342 Haryana JHAJJAR PDM Memorial General Hospital, B.garh

Private Hospitals

343 Haryana JHAJJAR World Medical College & Hospital, Girawar

Private Medical College

344 Haryana JHAJJAR Medicare Super Speciality Hospiatl & Trauma Centre, JJR City

Private Hospitals

345 Haryana JHAJJAR Swastik Hospital, B.garh Private Hospitals

346 Haryana JHAJJAR RS Gaur Global Multispeciality Hospital, JJR City

Private Hospitals

347 Haryana JHAJJAR SDH Beri Govt Hospitals

348 Haryana JHAJJAR Mission Hospital, Bahadurgarh Private Hospitals

349 Haryana JHAJJAR SDH Bahadurgarh Govt Hospitals

350 Haryana JHAJJAR Civil Hospital, Jhajjar Govt Hospitals

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351 Haryana JHAJJAR Oscar Hospital, JJR city Private Hospitals

352 Haryana JIND SDH Safidon Govt Hospitals

353 Haryana JIND CHC Uchana Govt Hospitals

354 Haryana JIND SDH Narwana Govt Hospitals

355 Haryana JIND CHC Julana Govt Hospitals

356 Haryana JIND Civil Hospital, Jind Govt Hospitals

357 Haryana JIND Gangaputra Medical College (Ayush)

Private Hospitals

358 Haryana KAITHAL Cygnus Multispecialty Hospital Kaithal

Private Hospitals

359 Haryana KAITHAL Shah Multispecialty Hospital Kaithal

Private Hospitals

360 Haryana KAITHAL Sub Divisional Hospital Guhla Govt Hospitals

361 Haryana KAITHAL District Hospital Kaithal Govt Hospitals

362 Haryana KARNAL Virk Hospital Karnal Private Hospitals

363 Haryana KARNAL Parveen Hospital Private Hospitals

364 Haryana KARNAL Shri Hospital Private Hospitals

365 Haryana KARNAL Shri Ram Chander Memorial Hospital, Karnal

Private Hospitals

366 Haryana KARNAL Memani Hospital Private Hospitals

367 Haryana KARNAL Arpana Hospital, Madhuban Karnal

Private Hospitals

368 Haryana KARNAL Uttam Hospital Private Hospitals

369 Haryana KARNAL Dr. Gain Bhushan Nursing Home, Karnal

Private Hospitals

370 Haryana KARNAL Sanjiv Bansal Cygnus Hospital , Karnal

Private Hospitals

371 Haryana KARNAL Amrit Dhara Hospital, Chaura Bazar, Karnal

Private Hospitals

372 Haryana KARNAL Kalpana Chawla Government Medical College, Karnal

Govt Medical College

373 Haryana KARNAL Amrit Dhara My Hospital Private Hospitals

374 Haryana KARNAL Civil Hospital Karnal Govt Hospitals

375 Haryana KURUKSHETRA Radha Krishan Child Care Private Hospitals

376 Haryana KURUKSHETRA Aggarwal Nursing Home Private Hospitals

377 Haryana KURUKSHETRA Cygnus Hospital Private Hospitals

378 Haryana KURUKSHETRA Saraswati Mission Hospital Private Hospitals

379 Haryana KURUKSHETRA Miri-Piri Hospital Shahabad Private Hospitals

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380 Haryana KURUKSHETRA LNJP Hospital Govt Hospitals

381 Haryana MAHENDRAGARH CHC Nangal Chaudhary Govt Hospitals

382 Haryana MAHENDRAGARH CHC Kanina Govt Hospitals

383 Haryana MAHENDRAGARH CHC Ateli Govt Hospitals

384 Haryana MAHENDRAGARH Vijay Hospital Narnaul Private Hospitals

385 Haryana MAHENDRAGARH SDH Mahendergarh Govt Hospitals

386 Haryana MAHENDRAGARH Sanwedna Hospital Narnaul Private Hospitals

387 Haryana MAHENDRAGARH Singhal Hospital Narnaul Private Hospitals

388 Haryana MAHENDRAGARH Shanti Hospital Narnaul Private Hospitals

389 Haryana MAHENDRAGARH CHC Sehlang Govt Hospitals

390 Haryana NUH Civil Hospital, Mandikhera Govt Hospitals

391 Haryana PALWAL Palwal Hospital,New sohna road

Private Hospitals

392 Haryana PALWAL Sachin Hospital Palwal Private Hospitals

393 Haryana PALWAL CHC Dudhola Govt Hospitals

394 Haryana PALWAL Apex Hospital,Delhi Mathura Road, Palwal

Private Hospitals

395 Haryana PALWAL CHC Alawalpur Govt Hospitals

396 Haryana PALWAL CHC Soundh Govt Hospitals

397 Haryana PALWAL SDH Hodal Govt Hospitals

398 Haryana PALWAL Civil Hospital Palwal Govt Hospitals

399 Haryana PALWAL Goyal Nursing Home Palwal Private Hospitals

400 Haryana PANCHKULA CHC Raipur Rani Govt Hospitals

401 Haryana PANCHKULA Ojas Hospital Pvt Private Hospitals

402 Haryana PANCHKULA Alchemist Hospital, Panchkula Pvt

Private Hospitals

403 Haryana PANCHKULA Command Hospital Govt Hospitals

404 Haryana PANCHKULA SDH Kalka Govt Hospitals

405 Haryana PANIPAT Cygnus Hospital Private Hospitals

406 Haryana PANIPAT Prem hospital Panipat Private Hospitals

407 Haryana PANIPAT Civil Hosital Panipat Govt Hospitals

408 Haryana PANIPAT SDH Samalkha Govt Hospitals

409 Haryana REWARI Devjyoti Hospital Private Hospitals

410 Haryana REWARI Yaduvanshi Hospital Private Hospitals

411 Haryana REWARI Dr Shivrattan Hospital Private Hospitals

412 Haryana REWARI Virat Hospital Private Hospitals

413 Haryana REWARI SDH Kosli Govt Hospitals

414 Haryana REWARI Matrika Hospital Private Hospitals

415 Haryana REWARI Civil Hospital Rewari Govt Hospitals

416 Haryana REWARI Shanti Yadav Hospital Private Hospitals

417 Haryana REWARI Cygnus Hospital Private Hospitals

91

418 Haryana ROHTAK Advanta Super Speciality Hospital

Private Hospitals

419 Haryana ROHTAK Siwach Hospital Private Hospitals

420 Haryana ROHTAK Mann Hospital Private Hospitals

421 Haryana ROHTAK Holy Heart SuperSpeciality Private Hospitals

422 Haryana ROHTAK Mansarover Hospital Private Hospitals

423 Haryana ROHTAK Positron Hospital Private Hospitals

424 Haryana ROHTAK Oxygen Hospital Private Hospitals

425 Haryana ROHTAK Noble Heart & Superspeciality Hospital

Private Hospitals

426 Haryana ROHTAK Life Care Hospital Private Hospitals

427 Haryana ROHTAK Sunflag Global Hospital Private Hospitals

428 Haryana ROHTAK Oscar Super Speciality Hospital & Trauma Centre

Private Hospitals

429 Haryana SIRSA Sanjeevani Hospital, (Wing-1, 3rd Floor), Sirsa

Private Hospitals

430 Haryana SIRSA Civil Hospital, Sirsa Govt Hospitals

431 Haryana SIRSA Shah Satnam Dera Hospital (Wing -1, ground floor), Sirsa

Private Hospitals

432 Haryana SONIPAT CHC Ganaur Govt Hospitals

433 Haryana SONIPAT CHC Badkhalsa Govt Hospitals

434 Haryana SONIPAT FIIMS Hospital Private Hospitals

435 Haryana SONIPAT Nidaan hospital Pvt Private Hospitals

436 Haryana SONIPAT Poly Clinic Sector-7 Govt Hospitals

437 Haryana SONIPAT Civil Hospital, Sonipat Govt Hospitals

438 Haryana SONIPAT CHC Kharkhoda Govt Hospitals

439 Haryana SONIPAT CHC Gohana Govt Hospitals

440 Haryana YAMUNANAGAR Santosh Hospital Private Hospitals

441 Haryana YAMUNANAGAR S.P Hospital Jag Private Hospitals

442 Haryana YAMUNANAGAR CHC Chhachharuli Govt Hospitals

443 Haryana YAMUNANAGAR JP Hospital Pvt Private Hospitals

444 Haryana YAMUNANAGAR Mukand Lal District Civil Hospital

Govt Hospitals

445 Haryana YAMUNANAGAR Civil Hospital Jagadhri Govt Hospitals

446 Haryana YAMUNANAGAR Swami Vivekanand Hospital Private Hospitals

447 Himachal Pradesh

BILASPUR District Ayurveda Hospital Bilaspur

Govt Hospitals

448 Himachal Pradesh

BILASPUR Rainbow Hospital Ghumarwin Private Hospitals

92

449 Himachal Pradesh

CHAMBA Pt. JLNGMC Chamba Govt Medical College

450 Himachal Pradesh

CHAMBA SS Memorial Hospital Chamba Private Hospitals

451 Himachal Pradesh

HAMIRPUR Dr. RKGMC Govt Medical College

452 Himachal Pradesh

HAMIRPUR Charitable Hospital, Bhota Private Hospitals

453 Himachal Pradesh

KANGRA Zonal Hospital Dharamshala Govt Hospitals

454 Himachal Pradesh

KANGRA Agarwal Trust Dharamshala Private Hospitals

455 Himachal Pradesh

KANGRA Civil Hospital Palampur Govt Hospitals

456 Himachal Pradesh

KINNAUR Regional Hospital R/Peo Govt Hospitals

457 Himachal Pradesh

KINNAUR JSW Hospital, Tapri Private Hospitals

458 Himachal Pradesh

KULLU District Ayurvedic Hospital Govt Hospitals

459 Himachal Pradesh

KULLU Regional Hospital Kullu Govt Hospitals

460 Himachal Pradesh

LAHUL AND SPITI Regional Hospital Keylong Govt Hospitals

461 Himachal Pradesh

LAHUL AND SPITI CHC Kaza Govt Hospitals

462 Himachal Pradesh

SHIMLA CH JUBBAL Govt Hospitals

463 Himachal Pradesh

SHIMLA CHC DHAMMI Govt Hospitals

464 Himachal Pradesh

SHIMLA CH JUNGA Govt Hospitals

465 Himachal Pradesh

SHIMLA CH SARAHAN Govt Hospitals

466 Himachal Pradesh

SHIMLA CH CHOPAL Govt Hospitals

467 Himachal Pradesh

SHIMLA District Ayurvedic Hospital, Shimla

Govt Hospitals

468 Himachal Pradesh

SIRMAUR CH Sarahan Govt Hospitals

469 Himachal Pradesh

SIRMAUR CH Paonta Sahib Govt Hospitals

470 Himachal Pradesh

SIRMAUR DRYSPGMC&HOSPITAL Govt Medical College

471 Himachal Pradesh

SOLAN Regional Hospital Solan Govt Hospitals

472 Himachal Pradesh

SOLAN CHC Nalagarh Govt Hospitals

473 Himachal Pradesh

SOLAN CHC Arki Govt Hospitals

474 Himachal Pradesh

SOLAN ESI Parwanoo Govt Hospitals

475 Himachal Pradesh

SOLAN MMU Private University Private Medical College

93

476 Himachal Pradesh

UNA Nanda Hospital Private Hospitals

477 Himachal Pradesh

UNA CH Amb Govt Hospitals

478 Himachal Pradesh

UNA District Ayurvedic Hospital, Una

Govt Hospitals

479 Himachal Pradesh

UNA Regional Hospital Una Govt Hospitals

480 Himachal Pradesh

UNA CH Gagret Govt Hospitals

481 Himachal Pradesh

UNA CH Bangana Govt Hospitals

482 Himachal Pradesh

UNA CHC Dulehar Govt Hospitals

483 Jammu and Kashmir

ANANTNAG Trauma Hospital, Bijbehara, Anantnag

Govt Hospitals

484 Jammu and Kashmir

ANANTNAG Govt Medical college, Anantnag Govt Medical College

485 Jammu and Kashmir

BARAMULLA Govt Medical college, Baramulla

Govt Medical College

486 Jammu and Kashmir

BARAMULLA SDH, Sopore, Baramulla Govt Hospitals

487 Jammu and Kashmir

Budgam DH Budgam Govt Hospitals

488 Jammu and Kashmir

DODA Govt Medical College, Doda Govt Medical College

489 Jammu and Kashmir

GANDERBAL DH Ganderbal Govt Hospitals

490 Jammu and Kashmir

JAMMU Chest Diseases Hospital, Jammu

Govt Medical College

491 Jammu and Kashmir

JAMMU Psychiatry Diseases Hospital, Jammu

Govt Medical College

492 Jammu and Kashmir

JAMMU Govt Hospital, Gandhinagar, Jammu

Govt Hospitals

493 Jammu and Kashmir

JAMMU CH Central Ministry Hospital

494 Jammu and Kashmir

JAMMU ASCOMS, Jammu Private Medical College

495 Jammu and Kashmir

KATHUA Govt Medical college, Kathua Govt Medical College

496 Jammu and Kashmir

KULGAM DH Kulgam Govt Hospitals

497 Jammu and Kashmir

KUPWARA CHC, Kupwara Govt Hospitals

498 Jammu and Kashmir

PULWAMA DH Pulwama Govt Hospitals

499 Jammu and Kashmir

RAJOURI Govt Medical College, Rajouri Govt Medical College

500 Jammu and Kashmir

SHOPIAN District Hospital, Shopian Govt Hospitals

501 Jammu and Kashmir

SRINAGAR JLNM Hospital, Srinagar Govt Hospitals

94

502 Jammu and Kashmir

SRINAGAR CH Central Ministry Hospital

503 Jammu and Kashmir

SRINAGAR Kashmir Nursing Home, Srinagar

Govt Hospitals

504 Jharkhand BOKARO Bokaro General Hospital 2 Govt Hospitals

505 Jharkhand CHATRA Burn Unit Section, Sadar Hospital, Chatra

Govt Hospitals

506 Jharkhand DEOGHAR Maa Lalita Hospital 2 Private Hospitals

507 Jharkhand DHANBAD PMCH, Dhanbad Govt Hospitals

508 Jharkhand DUMKA Dumka Medical College and Hospital

Govt Medical College

509 Jharkhand EAST SINGHBUM Railway Coaches (Isolation) Govt Hospitals

510 Jharkhand EAST SINGHBUM UMA Superspeciality Hospital Jamshedpur

Private Hospitals

511 Jharkhand EAST SINGHBUM Sadar Hospital Govt Hospitals

512 Jharkhand EAST SINGHBUM MGM Medical College, Jamshedpur

Govt Medical College

513 Jharkhand GARHWA CHC Meral Govt Hospitals

514 Jharkhand GARHWA CHC Ramna Govt Hospitals

515 Jharkhand GARHWA Trauma Centre, Nagar Untari Govt Hospitals

516 Jharkhand GARHWA Sadar Hospital Govt Hospitals

517 Jharkhand GARHWA CHC Bhawnathpur Govt Hospitals

518 Jharkhand GARHWA CHC Ranka Govt Hospitals

519 Jharkhand GARHWA CHC Manjhiaon Govt Hospitals

520 Jharkhand GARHWA CHC Nagar Untari Govt Hospitals

521 Jharkhand GARHWA CHC Dhurki Govt Hospitals

522 Jharkhand GARHWA CHC Bhandaria Govt Hospitals

523 Jharkhand GARHWA ANMT Baddiha, Giridih Govt Hospitals

524 Jharkhand GARHWA Parmeshwari Multicity Hospital Pvt. Ltd. Garhwa

Private Hospitals

525 Jharkhand GIRIDIH Sadar Hospital Govt Hospitals

526 Jharkhand GODDA Mercy Hospital Private Hospitals

527 Jharkhand GUMLA Sadar Hospital Govt Hospitals

528 Jharkhand HAZARIBAGH Hazaribagh Medical College, Hazaribagh

Govt Medical College

529 Jharkhand JAMTARA Dedicated COVID Hospital, Udalbani

Govt Hospitals

530 Jharkhand KHUNTI Fire Safety Building, Khunti Govt Hospitals

531 Jharkhand KODERMA Holy Family Hospital Private Hospitals

532 Jharkhand LATEHAR ANM Hostel, Rajhar Govt Hospitals

533 Jharkhand LOHARDAGA Sadar Hospital Govt Hospitals

95

534 Jharkhand PAKUR ANM Hostel, Pakur Govt Hospitals

535 Jharkhand PALAMU Navjivan Hospital Private Hospitals

536 Jharkhand RAMGARH Central Hospital, Ramgarh, CCL

Central Ministry Hospital

537 Jharkhand RANCHI Central Hospital Gandhinagar, CCL

Central Ministry Hospital

538 Jharkhand RANCHI Paras HEC Hospital 2, Dhurwa Private Hospitals

539 Jharkhand SAHEBGANJ Sadar Hospital Govt Hospitals

540 Jharkhand WEST SINGHBHUM Divisional Railway Hospital Central Ministry Hospital

541 Karnataka BAGALKOTE Kerudi Multi speciality hospital Private Hospitals

542 Karnataka BAGALKOTE TH Mudhol Govt Hospitals

543 Karnataka BAGALKOTE TH Hunagunda Govt Hospitals

544 Karnataka BAGALKOTE TH Badami Govt Hospitals

545 Karnataka BELAGAVI Taluka Hospital, Chikkodi Private Medical College

546 Karnataka BELAGAVI Taluka Hospital, Khanapur Private Medical College

547 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN K C General Medical Govt Hospitals

548 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN GH Jaynagar Govt Hospitals

549 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN Apollo Hospital Private Hospitals

550 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN SDS TRC and Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Chest diseases

Govt Hospitals

551 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN Narayana Hrudayala PVT Ltd Private Hospitals

552 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN People Tree Hospital Private Hospitals

553 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN Fortis hospital BG Private Hospitals

554 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN P M Santhosha Hospital, Kengeri

Private Hospitals

555 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN Mallige Medical Private hospkiital

Private Hospitals

556 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN CH Central Ministry Hospital

557 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN ESIC Peenya Govt Hospitals

558 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN Ambedkar Medical College Private Medical College

559 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN Shifa Hospital Private Hospitals

560 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN Divisional Railway Hospital Central Ministry Hospital

561 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN BGS Global Hospital Kengeri Private Hospitals

562 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN Yalahanka T H Govt Hospitals

563 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN EHI Hospital Private Hospitals

564 Karnataka BENGALURU URBAN ED Hospital, jaynagar Govt Hospitals

96

565 Karnataka CHAMARAJANAGARA Sub Division Hospital, Kollegala Govt Hospitals

566 Karnataka CHAMARAJANAGARA General Hospital, Gundulpet Govt Medical College

567 Karnataka CHAMARAJANAGARA General Hospital, Yalandoru Govt Hospitals

568 Karnataka CHIKKABALLAPURA TH Chinthamani Govt Hospitals

569 Karnataka CHIKKABALLAPURA TH Shidlaghatta Govt Hospitals

570 Karnataka CHIKKABALLAPURA TH Bagepalli Govt Hospitals

571 Karnataka CHIKKABALLAPURA TH Gouribidanuru (86/100) Govt Hospitals

572 Karnataka CHIKKABALLAPURA TH Gudibande Govt Hospitals

573 Karnataka CHIKKAMAGALURU DIC Chikkamagaluru Govt Hospitals

574 Karnataka DAKSHINA KANNADA TH Bantwal Govt Medical College

575 Karnataka DAKSHINA KANNADA Kanachur Hospital and reasearch centre

Private Hospitals

576 Karnataka DAKSHINA KANNADA K V G medical college and hospital

Private Medical College

577 Karnataka DAKSHINA KANNADA T H Beltangdi Govt Hospitals

578 Karnataka DAKSHINA KANNADA ESI, Kadri Mangalore Govt Medical College

579 Karnataka DAVANGERE Bapuji Child Health Private Hospitals

580 Karnataka DAVANGERE Bapuji Hospital Private Hospitals

581 Karnataka DHARWAD Central hospital Railway Hospital

Govt Hospitals

582 Karnataka GADAG TLH Shirhatti Govt Hospitals

583 Karnataka KOLAR G H Bangarpete Govt Hospitals

584 Karnataka MYSURU Narayana Hrudayalaya Private Hospitals

585 Karnataka MYSURU JSS Hospital Private Hospitals

586 Karnataka MYSURU K R Hospital Govt Hospitals

587 Karnataka RAMANAGARA Chandramma Hospital Private Hospitals

588 Karnataka RAMANAGARA GH Ramnagara Govt Hospitals

589 Karnataka RAMANAGARA District Hospital, Ramanagara Govt Hospitals

590 Karnataka SHIVAMOGGA Theerthahalli TH Govt Hospitals

591 Karnataka SHIVAMOGGA Taluk Hospital Bhadravati Govt Hospitals

592 Karnataka SHIVAMOGGA Maax Super Hospital Private Hospitals

593 Karnataka TUMAKURU GH Kortagere Govt Hospitals

594 Karnataka TUMAKURU Shri Siddaganga Hospital Private Hospitals

595 Karnataka TUMAKURU GH CNHalli Govt Hospitals

596 Karnataka TUMAKURU GH Madhugiri Govt Hospitals

597 Karnataka TUMAKURU GH Turuvakere Govt Hospitals

97

598 Karnataka TUMAKURU Sr Sidhartha Institute of Medical sciences and hospital

Private Medical College

599 Karnataka TUMAKURU GH Pawgada Govt Hospitals

600 Karnataka TUMAKURU GH Sira Govt Hospitals

601 Karnataka TUMAKURU GH Tiptur Govt Hospitals

602 Karnataka TUMAKURU GH Kunigal Govt Hospitals

603 Karnataka UDUPI Sub divisional hospital Kundapura

Govt Hospitals

604 Karnataka UDUPI District Hospital, Udupi Govt Hospitals

605 Karnataka UDUPI GH Karkala Govt Hospitals

606 Karnataka UTTARA KANNADA Siddapur Govt Hospitals

607 Karnataka UTTARA KANNADA Kumta TH Govt Hospitals

608 Karnataka UTTARA KANNADA Dandeli CHC Govt Hospitals

609 Karnataka UTTARA KANNADA Karwar Navy Hospital Govt Hospitals

610 Karnataka UTTARA KANNADA Taluk hospital Bhatkal Govt Hospitals

611 Karnataka UTTARA KANNADA Ankola TH Govt Hospitals

612 Karnataka VIJAYAPURA TGH, Muddebihal Govt Hospitals

613 Karnataka VIJAYAPURA TH, Indi Govt Hospitals

614 Kerala KANNUR DCTC Anjarakandy Private Medical College

615 Kerala KANNUR DH KANNUR Govt Hospitals

616 Kerala KANNUR GH Thalassery Govt Hospitals

617 Kerala KANNUR GMC ,Kannur Govt Medical College

618 Kerala KOLLAM Travancore Medicity Private Hospitals

619 Kerala KOLLAM NS Hospital Private Hospitals

620 Kerala KOLLAM Azeezia Medical College Private Medical College

621 Kerala KOLLAM Govt Medical College Hostel Govt Medical College

622 Kerala KOLLAM THQH KADAKKAL Govt Hospitals

623 Kerala KOLLAM THQH SASTHAMKOTTA Govt Hospitals

624 Kerala KOLLAM THALUK HOSPITAL PUNALUR Govt Hospitals

625 Kerala KOLLAM THQH KARUNAGAPPALLY Govt Hospitals

626 Kerala KOLLAM THALUK HOSPITAL KOTTARAKKARA

Govt Hospitals

627 Kerala KOLLAM KIMS kollam Private Hospitals

628 Kerala MALAPPURAM THQH Ponnani Govt Hospitals

629 Kerala MALAPPURAM District Hospital Tirur Govt Hospitals

630 Kerala MALAPPURAM District Hospital Perinthalmanna

Govt Hospitals

631 Kerala PALAKKAD PAALANA HOSPITAL Private Hospitals

98

632 Kerala PALAKKAD RajivGandhi Cooperative Hospital,Kallekkad

Private Hospitals

633 Kerala PALAKKAD Thaluk Hospital Ottapalam Govt Hospitals

634 Kerala PALAKKAD Karuna Medical College Chittoor

Private Medical College

635 Kerala PALAKKAD PK DAS INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES

Private Medical College

636 Kerala PALAKKAD Kerala Medical College ,Mangode

Private Medical College

637 Kerala PALAKKAD THALUK HOSPITAL MANNARKKAD

Govt Hospitals

638 Kerala PALAKKAD Thangam Hospitals Private Hospitals

639 Kerala PATHANAMTHITTA GENERAL HOSPITAL,ADOOR Govt Hospitals

640 Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM SUT Pattom Private Hospitals

641 Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM THQH CHIRAYINKEEZHU Govt Hospitals

642 Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM MHC PEROORKADA Govt Hospitals

643 Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM ANANTHAPURI HOSPITAL Private Hospitals

644 Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM GH NEYYATINKARA Govt Hospitals

645 Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM DMH Peroorkada Govt Hospitals

646 Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM DH NEDUMANGAD Govt Hospitals

647 Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM SAT Trivandrum Govt Hospitals

648 Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM Govt Ayurveda College for W&C Poojappura

Govt Hospitals

649 Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM S K Hospital Private Hospitals

650 Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM CH Central Ministry Hospital

651 Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM Govt. Ayurveda College Hospital, TVM

Govt Medical College

652 Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM Sree Gokulam Medical College Private Medical College

653 Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM Govt. Ayurveda Hospital, Vallakadav

Govt Hospitals

654 Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM P R S Hospital Private Hospitals

655 Kerala THIRUVANANTHAPURAM ESI Hospital Peroorkada Govt Hospitals

656 Kerala WAYANAD CHC Meppady Govt Hospitals

657 Kerala WAYANAD CHC Panamaram Govt Hospitals

658 Kerala WAYANAD CHC Porunnanore Govt Hospitals

659 Kerala WAYANAD Fathima kalpetta Private Hospitals

660 Kerala WAYANAD THQH Sulthanbathery Govt Hospitals

661 Kerala WAYANAD GH Kalpetta Govt Hospitals

662 Kerala WAYANAD FHC Noolpuzha Govt Hospitals

663 Kerala WAYANAD CHC Pulpally Govt Hospitals

99

664 Kerala WAYANAD CHC Ambalavayal Govt Hospitals

665 Lakshadweep LAKSHADWEEP DISTRICT

Community Health Center ,Androth Island

Govt Hospitals

666 Lakshadweep LAKSHADWEEP DISTRICT

Community Health Center, Amini Island

Govt Hospitals

667 Lakshadweep LAKSHADWEEP DISTRICT

Rajiv Gandhi Specialty Hospital Govt Hospitals

668 Lakshadweep LAKSHADWEEP DISTRICT

Government Hospital, Minicoy Island

Govt Hospitals

669 Lakshadweep LAKSHADWEEP DISTRICT

Indira Gandhi Hospital Govt Hospitals

670 Madhya Pradesh

AGAR MALWA District Hospital Govt Hospitals

671 Madhya Pradesh

ALIRAJPUR District Hospital Govt Hospitals

672 Madhya Pradesh

ANUPPUR District Hospital Govt Hospitals

673 Madhya Pradesh

ASHOKNAGAR District Hospital Govt Hospitals

674 Madhya Pradesh

BALAGHAT District Hospital Govt Hospitals

675 Madhya Pradesh

BARWANI District Hospital Govt Hospitals

676 Madhya Pradesh

BETUL District Hospital Govt Hospitals

677 Madhya Pradesh

BHIND District Hospital Bhind Govt Hospitals

678 Madhya Pradesh

BHOPAL Kasturba Hospital Central Ministry Hospital

679 Madhya Pradesh

BHOPAL CH Central Ministry Hospital

680 Madhya Pradesh

BHOPAL Chirayu Medical College Private Medical College

681 Madhya Pradesh

BHOPAL Hamidia Govt Hospitals

682 Madhya Pradesh

BURHANPUR District Hospital Govt Hospitals

683 Madhya Pradesh

CHHATARPUR District Hospital Govt Hospitals

684 Madhya Pradesh

CHHINDWARA DH CHHINDWARA Govt Hospitals

685 Madhya Pradesh

DAMOH District Hospital Govt Hospitals

686 Madhya Pradesh

DATIA District Hospital Govt Hospitals

687 Madhya Pradesh

DEWAS District Hospital Govt Hospitals

688 Madhya Pradesh

DHAR District Hospital Govt Hospitals

689 Madhya Pradesh

DINDORI District Hospital Govt Hospitals

690 Madhya Pradesh

EAST NIMAR DH khandwa Govt Hospitals

691 Madhya Pradesh

GUNA District Hospital Govt Hospitals

100

692 Madhya Pradesh

GWALIOR CH Central Ministry Hospital

693 Madhya Pradesh

GWALIOR District Hospital + Sofia Hospital+Sarvadharam Hospital+Time Hospital

Govt Hospitals

694 Madhya Pradesh

HARDA District Hospital Govt Hospitals

695 Madhya Pradesh

HOSHANGABAD District Hospital Govt Hospitals

696 Madhya Pradesh

INDORE ESIC Hospital Govt Hospitals

697 Madhya Pradesh

INDORE Synergy Hospital Private Hospitals

698 Madhya Pradesh

INDORE Index Medical College and Research Center

Private Medical College

699 Madhya Pradesh

INDORE Shri Arihant Hospital Private Hospitals

700 Madhya Pradesh

INDORE Gokul das Hospital Private Hospitals

701 Madhya Pradesh

INDORE Suyash Hospital Private Hospitals

702 Madhya Pradesh

INDORE New Viishesh Hospital Private Hospitals

703 Madhya Pradesh

INDORE Mayur Hospital Private Hospitals

704 Madhya Pradesh

INDORE Prashani Hospital Mhow Private Hospitals

705 Madhya Pradesh

INDORE Indore Chest Hospital Private Hospitals

706 Madhya Pradesh

INDORE Getwell Hospital Private Hospitals

707 Madhya Pradesh

INDORE Shalby Hospital Private Hospitals

708 Madhya Pradesh

JABALPUR Central Hospital Central Ministry Hospital

709 Madhya Pradesh

JHABUA District Hospital Jhabua Govt Hospitals

710 Madhya Pradesh

KATNI District Hospital Katni Govt Hospitals

711 Madhya Pradesh

KHARGONE District Hospital Govt Hospitals

712 Madhya Pradesh

MANDLA District Hospital Mandla Govt Hospitals

713 Madhya Pradesh

MANDSAUR District Hospital Govt Hospitals

714 Madhya Pradesh

MORENA District Hospital Govt Hospitals

715 Madhya Pradesh

NARSINGHPUR District Hospital Govt Hospitals

716 Madhya Pradesh

NEEMUCH District Hospital Govt Hospitals

717 Madhya Pradesh

NEEMUCH CH Central Ministry Hospital

718 Madhya Pradesh

PANNA District Hospital Govt Hospitals

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719 Madhya Pradesh

RAISEN DH Raisen Govt Hospitals

720 Madhya Pradesh

RAJGARH District Hospital Govt Hospitals

721 Madhya Pradesh

RATLAM District Hospital Govt Hospitals

722 Madhya Pradesh

REWA Distrcit Hospital Rewa Govt Hospitals

723 Madhya Pradesh

SAGAR District Hospital Govt Hospitals

724 Madhya Pradesh

SATNA District Hospital Govt Hospitals

725 Madhya Pradesh

SEHORE District Hospital Govt Hospitals

726 Madhya Pradesh

SEONI District Hospital seoni Govt Hospitals

727 Madhya Pradesh

SHAHDOL District Hospital Govt Hospitals

728 Madhya Pradesh

SHAJAPUR District Hospital Govt Hospitals

729 Madhya Pradesh

SHEOPUR District Hospital Govt Hospitals

730 Madhya Pradesh

SHIVPURI District Hospital Govt Hospitals

731 Madhya Pradesh

SIDHI District Hospital Govt Hospitals

732 Madhya Pradesh

SINGRAULI Sanjeevani Hospital Singrauli Central Ministry Hospital

733 Madhya Pradesh

SINGRAULI Nehru Shatabdi Chikitsalaya, NCL

Central Ministry Hospital

734 Madhya Pradesh

SINGRAULI District Hospital Govt Hospitals

735 Madhya Pradesh

TIKAMGARH District Hospital Govt Hospitals

736 Madhya Pradesh

UJJAIN Civil Hospital Madhavnagar Govt Hospitals

737 Madhya Pradesh

UJJAIN RD Gardi Private Medical College

738 Madhya Pradesh

UMARIA District Hospital Govt Hospitals

739 Madhya Pradesh

VIDISHA District Hospital Govt Hospitals

740 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Moredada Hospital Shrigonda,Pin-413701

Private Hospitals

741 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Shri Krushna Accident Hospital,Rahuri,Pin-413705

Private Hospitals

742 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Sai Baba Hospital,Shirdi,Pin-423109

Private Hospitals

743 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR CRHP Jamkhed,Pin-413201 Private Hospitals

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744 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Rural Hospital Chichondi Patil,Nagar,Pin-414201

Govt Hospitals

745 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Swami Vivekanand Multispeciality Hospital And Aurvedic Research Centre PARGAON SHRIGONDA,413701

Private Medical College

746 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Dr.Korde Hospital,Rahuri,Pin-413705

Private Hospitals

747 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Sai Nath Hospital Shirdi,Rahata,Pin-423109

Private Hospitals

748 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR SDH Pathardi,Pin-414102 Govt Hospitals

749 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Swami Vivekanand Nursing Home Ayurvedic College Rahuri Factory,Rahuri,Pin-413705

Private Medical College

750 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Atma Malik Hospital Kokamthan,Kopergaon,Pin-423603

Private Hospitals

751 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR RH Shevgaon,Pin-414502 Govt Hospitals

752 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Niramay Hospital Supa,Parner,Pin-414301

Private Hospitals

753 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Dr.Bhandkoli Hospital Akole,Pin-422601

Private Hospitals

754 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Dr.Bule Hospital, Akole,Pin-422601

Private Hospitals

755 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Malpani Hospital Sangamner,Pin-422605

Private Hospitals

756 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Omkar Hospital Supa,Parner,Pin-414301

Private Hospitals

757 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR F.J.F.M Wadala Mission Hospital, Wadla Bahiroba,Newasa,Pin-414602

Private Hospitals

758 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Saint Luks Hospital, Shrirampur ,Pin-413709

Private Medical College

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759 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Shaneshwar Gramin Rugnalay, Shingnapur,Newasa,Pin-414105

Private Hospitals

760 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Sub District Hospital, Karjat,Pin-414402

Govt Hospitals

761 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Sanjivani Hospital Sangamner,Pin-422605

Private Hospitals

762 Maharashtra AKOLA ORBIT Hospital, Akola Private Hospitals

763 Maharashtra AKOLA Sahara Hospital, Akola Private Hospitals

764 Maharashtra AKOLA City Hospital, Akola Private Hospitals

765 Maharashtra AKOLA Sub District Hospital Murtizapur

Govt Hospitals

766 Maharashtra AKOLA GMC Akola New Building Govt Medical College

767 Maharashtra AKOLA RKT ( Radhakishan Toshniwal Hospital ), Akola

Private Hospitals

768 Maharashtra AMRAVATI Vidharbha Aayurvedic College, Amravati.

Private Hospitals

769 Maharashtra AMRAVATI SDH Morshi Govt Hospitals

770 Maharashtra AMRAVATI Gurudeo Ayurved Collage Mozari Amravati

Private Medical College

771 Maharashtra AMRAVATI Dr Gode Ayurved Collage Amravati

Private Medical College

772 Maharashtra AMRAVATI Leprosy Unit Tapovan Amravati Private Hospitals

773 Maharashtra AMRAVATI Tarkheda Sutikagruh Amravati Private Hospitals

774 Maharashtra AMRAVATI Trauma Centre Badnera Govt Hospitals

775 Maharashtra AMRAVATI Takhatmal Homeopathic Hospital Amravati

Private Hospitals

776 Maharashtra AMRAVATI SDH Daryapur Govt Hospitals

777 Maharashtra AMRAVATI New SDH Building Chandur Bazar

Govt Hospitals

778 Maharashtra AURANGABAD TRAMA CARE CENTER GANGAPUR

Private Hospitals

779 Maharashtra AURANGABAD Y. S. I. G.M.HOSPITAL CIDCO N-5 AURANAGABAD

Private Hospitals

104

780 Maharashtra AURANGABAD ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDIND GORAKSHA AYURVED COLLAGE REASERCH CENTER KHAMGOAN TQ. PHULAMBRI

Private Medical College

781 Maharashtra AURANGABAD SHELKE HOSPITAL VAIJAPUR Private Hospitals

782 Maharashtra AURANGABAD TIRUPATI HOSPITAL KANNAD Private Hospitals

783 Maharashtra AURANGABAD GRAMIN SHASAKIY HOSPITAL KHULABAD

Govt Hospitals

784 Maharashtra AURANGABAD SANT EKNATH HOSPITAL, PAITHAN

Private Hospitals

785 Maharashtra AURANGABAD JADHAV NURSING HOME KANNAD

Private Hospitals

786 Maharashtra AURANGABAD ANAND HOSPITAL VAIJAPUR Private Hospitals

787 Maharashtra AURANGABAD SAI KRUSHNA HOSPITAL KANNAD

Private Hospitals

788 Maharashtra AURANGABAD FOSTER DEVELOPMENT HOMEOPATHY MAHAVIDYALAY & HOSPITAL CIDCO N-5 AURANAGABAD

Private Hospitals

789 Maharashtra AURANGABAD GAJANAN HOSPITAL BIDKIN TQ. PAITHAN

Private Hospitals

790 Maharashtra AURANGABAD CIVIL HOSPITAL CHIKALTHANA AURANGABAD

Govt Hospitals

791 Maharashtra AURANGABAD TRAMA CARE PACHOD, PAITHAN

Govt Hospitals

792 Maharashtra AURANGABAD RURAL HOSPITAL PHULAMBRI Govt Hospitals

793 Maharashtra AURANGABAD SAI HOSPITAL PAITHAN Private Hospitals

794 Maharashtra AURANGABAD DR. BHOJANE HOSPITAL PACHOD TQ. PAITHAN

Private Hospitals

795 Maharashtra AURANGABAD DR. AHIRRAO HOSPITAL DEOGAON RANGARI, KANNAD

Govt Hospitals

796 Maharashtra AURANGABAD SIDDHARTH HOSPITAL KANNAD Private Hospitals

797 Maharashtra AURANGABAD GAJANAN HOSPITAL PAITHAN Private Hospitals

105

798 Maharashtra AURANGABAD CHATRAPATI SHAHU MAHARAJ AYURVEDIK & DANT MAHAVIDYALAY & HOSPITAL AURANGABAD

Private Hospitals

799 Maharashtra AURANGABAD RURAL HOSPITAL KANNAD Govt Hospitals

800 Maharashtra AURANGABAD S.D.H. TRAMA VAIJAPUR Govt Hospitals

801 Maharashtra AURANGABAD UPJILHA HOSPITAL SILLOD Govt Hospitals

802 Maharashtra AURANGABAD NAVANKUR HOSPITAL KANNAD Private Hospitals

803 Maharashtra AURANGABAD MAULI HOSPITAL PAITHAN Private Hospitals

804 Maharashtra AURANGABAD S. D. H. VAIJAPUR Govt Hospitals

805 Maharashtra AURANGABAD SANJEEVANI NURSING HOME GANGAPUR

Private Hospitals

806 Maharashtra AURANGABAD SRINATH HOSPITAL PAITHAN Private Hospitals

807 Maharashtra AURANGABAD TILE HOSPITAL PHULAMBRI Private Hospitals

808 Maharashtra AURANGABAD DONGARE HOSPITAL VAIJAPUR Private Hospitals

809 Maharashtra AURANGABAD RURAL HOSPITAL AJINTHA, SOYGOAN

Govt Hospitals

810 Maharashtra AURANGABAD MAULI MULTI SPESHALIST HOSPITAL GANGAPUR

Private Hospitals

811 Maharashtra AURANGABAD SUHASINI HOSPITAL KANNAD Private Hospitals

812 Maharashtra AURANGABAD GANPATI HOSPITAL PHULAMBRI Private Hospitals

813 Maharashtra AURANGABAD DEOGIRI HOSPITAL VAIJAPUR Private Hospitals

814 Maharashtra AURANGABAD BHAKT NIVAS, NEAR BHADRA MAROTI, KHULTABAD

Private Hospitals

815 Maharashtra AURANGABAD OM SAI HOSPITAL GANGAPUR Private Hospitals

816 Maharashtra AURANGABAD LAKSHMI HOSPITAL KANNAD Private Hospitals

817 Maharashtra AURANGABAD VITHAI HOSPITAL GANGAPUR Private Hospitals

106

818 Maharashtra AURANGABAD ADARSH HOSPITAL NACHANVEL KANNAD

Private Hospitals

819 Maharashtra AURANGABAD S.D.H GANGAPUR Govt Hospitals

820 Maharashtra AURANGABAD ASIAN SITY SUPER SPESHALIST HOSPITAL AKASHVANI CHOUK AURANGABAD

Private Hospitals

821 Maharashtra AURANGABAD SHRI MULTI SPESHALIST HOSPITAL PHULAMBRI

Private Hospitals

822 Maharashtra BEED Karad Hospital, Parali Private Hospitals

823 Maharashtra BEED Yashvant Hospital & Criticare, Majalgaon

Private Hospitals

824 Maharashtra BEED Manik Hospital, Georai Private Hospitals

825 Maharashtra BEED Vithai Hospital & reserach Center, Beed

Private Hospitals

826 Maharashtra BEED Shri Sant Dnyaneshwar Hospital, Parali

Private Hospitals

827 Maharashtra BEED Rural Hospital Ashti Govt Hospitals

828 Maharashtra BEED SDH GEORAI (TRAUMA CARE)BUILIDING

Govt Hospitals

829 Maharashtra BEED Geriatric Hospital Ambajogai Govt Hospitals

830 Maharashtra BEED Munde Children Hospital, Parali Private Hospitals

831 Maharashtra BEED Shatayushi Hospital Majalgaon Private Hospitals

832 Maharashtra BEED Sable Surgical Hospital, Majalgaon

Private Hospitals

833 Maharashtra BHANDARA New Nursing School Hostel, Bhandara

Govt Hospitals

834 Maharashtra BHANDARA Paying Ward G H Bhandara Govt Hospitals

835 Maharashtra BHANDARA TB Ward Building G H Campus Bhandara

Govt Hospitals

836 Maharashtra BHANDARA Opthalmic Ward Building , G H Campus Bhandara

Govt Hospitals

837 Maharashtra BULDHANA Mohata Hospital, Nandura Private Hospitals

838 Maharashtra BULDHANA Gajanan Maharaj Santhan Hospital,Shegaon

Private Hospitals

839 Maharashtra BULDHANA Hiwrashram Hospital, Hiwra , Ta Mehakar

Private Hospitals

840 Maharashtra BULDHANA Chunawale Hospital, Chikhali Private Medical College

107

841 Maharashtra BULDHANA Tuljai Hospital, Chikhali Private Hospitals

842 Maharashtra BULDHANA Chopade Hospital Malkapur Private Hospitals

843 Maharashtra BULDHANA Lahoti Hospital, Sultanpur, Ta- Lonar

Private Hospitals

844 Maharashtra BULDHANA Homiopathic Hospital (panchshil) , Khamgaon

Private Medical College

845 Maharashtra BULDHANA City Hospital, Buldana Private Hospitals

846 Maharashtra CHANDRAPUR Sub District Hospital Rajura Govt Hospitals

847 Maharashtra CHANDRAPUR Shri Vyankatesh Hospital & Research Center (Wasalwar)

Private Hospitals

848 Maharashtra CHANDRAPUR Sai Divine Cure Multy Sepciality Hospital

Private Hospitals

849 Maharashtra CHANDRAPUR Bukkawar Hospital, Chandrapur Private Hospitals

850 Maharashtra CHANDRAPUR Coal City Hospital (Dr Poddar) Private Hospitals

851 Maharashtra CHANDRAPUR Pant Hospital Chandrapur Private Hospitals

852 Maharashtra CHANDRAPUR Shweta Hospital Chandrapur Private Hospitals

853 Maharashtra CHANDRAPUR Spandan Heart & Child (Zade) Hospital, Chandrapur

Private Hospitals

854 Maharashtra DHULE Civil Hospital Dhule Govt Hospitals

855 Maharashtra DHULE Vardhman Education & Welfare Society Dondaicha

Private Hospitals

856 Maharashtra DHULE Medical College Boradi Private Medical College

857 Maharashtra DHULE SDH Shirpur Govt Hospitals

858 Maharashtra DHULE SDH Dondaicha Govt Hospitals

859 Maharashtra GADCHIROLI Dharmashala DH Gadchiroli Govt Hospitals

860 Maharashtra GADCHIROLI SDH Kurkheda Govt Hospitals

861 Maharashtra GADCHIROLI SDH Armori Govt Hospitals

862 Maharashtra GADCHIROLI Govt.English Ashram School Navegaon Gadchiroli

Govt Hospitals

863 Maharashtra GADCHIROLI Medical Officer Quarter Kurkheda

Govt Hospitals

864 Maharashtra GADCHIROLI New Construction PHC Building Alapalli

Govt Hospitals

865 Maharashtra GONDIA Sub District Hospital Tirora Govt Hospitals

108

866 Maharashtra GONDIA GMC Gondia & KTS General Hospital Gondia

Govt Hospitals

867 Maharashtra GONDIA M S Ayurvedic College Kudwa Private Medical College

868 Maharashtra HINGOLI SAMARTH HOSPITAL Private Hospitals

869 Maharashtra HINGOLI sub dist hospital basmat Govt Hospitals

870 Maharashtra HINGOLI Sub. District Hospital ,Kalamnuri

Govt Hospitals

871 Maharashtra JALGAON HARTALKAR HOSPITAL Private Hospitals

872 Maharashtra JALGAON SAI HOSPITAL PAROLA Private Hospitals

873 Maharashtra JALGAON BAPJI JIVANDEEP MS MS HOSPITAL

Private Hospitals

874 Maharashtra JALGAON narmada medical foundation Private Hospitals

875 Maharashtra JALGAON SHREE ASHIRVAD ACCIDENT HOSPITAL FAIZPUR

Private Hospitals

876 Maharashtra JALGAON SAI MULTISPECIALITY HOSPITAL Private Hospitals

877 Maharashtra JALGAON SDH Muktainagar Govt Hospitals

878 Maharashtra JALGAON JANKI HOSPITAL RAVER Private Hospitals

879 Maharashtra JALGAON SDH Jamner Govt Hospitals

880 Maharashtra JALGAON RH NEW BUILDING Private Hospitals

881 Maharashtra JALGAON SHUSHRUT HOSPITAL Private Hospitals

882 Maharashtra JALGAON MAHAVEER HOSPITAL AMIT JAIN Private Hospitals

883 Maharashtra JALGAON Samarth Hospital Chalisgaon Private Hospitals

884 Maharashtra JALGAON SHAILAJA HOSPITAL Private Hospitals

885 Maharashtra JALGAON SIDDIVINAYAK HOSPITAL Private Hospitals

886 Maharashtra JALGAON MEERA HOSPITAL Private Hospitals

887 Maharashtra JALGAON DEORE HOSPITAL Private Hospitals

888 Maharashtra JALGAON SHIVSHAKTI HOSPITAL CHALISGAON

Private Hospitals

889 Maharashtra JALGAON SHREYASH HOSPITAL PACHORA Private Hospitals

890 Maharashtra JALGAON AMRUT HOSPITAL Private Hospitals

891 Maharashtra JALGAON Rural Hospital and Trauma Center Bhusawal

Govt Hospitals

892 Maharashtra JALGAON PATIL HOSPITAL CHOPDA Private Hospitals

109

893 Maharashtra JALGAON malti multispeciality chopda Private Hospitals

894 Maharashtra JALNA Mission Hospital Private Hospitals

895 Maharashtra JALNA Guru Mishri Homeopathy Medical College,Shelgaon,Tq Badnapur

Private Medical College

896 Maharashtra JALNA Deepak Hospital Private Hospitals

897 Maharashtra JALNA Dr. Ved Prakash Ayurvedic Medical College Ambewadi,Jalna

Private Medical College

898 Maharashtra JALNA JIIU RESEARCH CENTRE & MEDICAL COLLEGE WARUDI

Private Medical College

899 Maharashtra JALNA GNM Nursing College DH Jalna Govt Hospitals

900 Maharashtra KOLHAPUR Isolation Hospital Govt Hospitals

901 Maharashtra KOLHAPUR Mahatma Gandhi Hospital Private Hospitals

902 Maharashtra KOLHAPUR Athayu Hospital,Ujalawadi pune-Banglour highway

Private Hospitals

903 Maharashtra KOLHAPUR Sanjay Ghodawat College,Atigre

Private Hospitals

904 Maharashtra KOLHAPUR Department of Telecommunication,shivaji University

Private Hospitals

905 Maharashtra KOLHAPUR Sant Gajanan Hospital Private Hospitals

906 Maharashtra KOLHAPUR Dr. J J Magdum Ayurvedic Medical college & Hospital

Private Hospitals

907 Maharashtra KOLHAPUR Kedar Redekar Hospital Private Hospitals

908 Maharashtra LATUR Fulabai Bansude Hospital, Latur

Private Hospitals

909 Maharashtra LATUR Patil Hospital Private Hospitals

910 Maharashtra LATUR Nilanga SDH II Govt Hospitals

911 Maharashtra LATUR Udaygiri Lions Eye Hospital Udgir

Private Hospitals

912 Maharashtra LATUR B S F Chakur Govt Hospitals

913 Maharashtra LATUR MIMSR Medical College II Private Hospitals

914 Maharashtra MUMBAI JNPT Hospital Central Ministry Hospital

915 Maharashtra MUMBAI Ent Hospital Private Hospitals

916 Maharashtra MUMBAI Bombay Hospital Private Hospitals

110

917 Maharashtra MUMBAI Mumbai Port Trust Hospital Central Ministry Hospital

918 Maharashtra MUMBAI NH SRCC Children's Hospital Private Hospitals

919 Maharashtra MUMBAI SUBURBAN K.B. Bhabha Hospital, Kurla (W)

Govt Hospitals

920 Maharashtra MUMBAI SUBURBAN Krantijyoti Savitribai Phule Hospital, Kasturba Cross Road, Borivali (E)

Govt Hospitals

921 Maharashtra MUMBAI SUBURBAN Bharat Ratna Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Municipal General Hospital

Govt Hospitals

922 Maharashtra MUMBAI SUBURBAN Bhagwati Hospital, NTC Bldg., Borivali (W)

Govt Hospitals

923 Maharashtra MUMBAI SUBURBAN Hinduhridaysamrat Balasaheb Thackrey Hospital

Govt Hospitals

924 Maharashtra MUMBAI SUBURBAN M.W. Desai Hospital, Malad (E) Govt Hospitals

925 Maharashtra MUMBAI SUBURBAN S.K. Patil Hospital, Malad (E) Govt Hospitals

926 Maharashtra MUMBAI SUBURBAN S.V.D. Savarkar Hospital, Mulund (E)

Govt Hospitals

927 Maharashtra MUMBAI SUBURBAN V.N. Desai Hospital, Santacruz(E)

Govt Hospitals

928 Maharashtra MUMBAI SUBURBAN Rajawadi Hospital, Ghatkopar (E)

Govt Hospitals

929 Maharashtra MUMBAI SUBURBAN K.B. Bhabha Hospital, Bandra(W)

Govt Hospitals

930 Maharashtra MUMBAI SUBURBAN Pt. M.M. Malviya Centenary Hospital, Govandi (E

Govt Hospitals

931 Maharashtra MUMBAI SUBURBAN Employees' State Insurance scheme Hospital

Govt Hospitals

932 Maharashtra MUMBAI SUBURBAN Maa Hospital, Chembur Govt Hospitals

933 Maharashtra NAGPUR Crescent Hospital Nagpur Private Hospitals

934 Maharashtra NAGPUR Medicare Hospital Nagpur Private Hospitals

935 Maharashtra NAGPUR Sengupta hospital Nagpur Private Hospitals

936 Maharashtra NAGPUR Samarpan Hospital Private Hospitals

111

937 Maharashtra NAGPUR Neuron Brain & Spine HospitaL nAGPUR

Private Hospitals

938 Maharashtra NAGPUR Hope Hospital Private Hospitals

939 Maharashtra NAGPUR Mure Memorrial Hospital Nagpur

Private Hospitals

940 Maharashtra NAGPUR Lata Mangeshkar Katol Nagpur Private Hospitals

941 Maharashtra NAGPUR CH Central Ministry Hospital

942 Maharashtra NAGPUR Lata Mangeshkar Hospital Burdi nagpur

Private Hospitals

943 Maharashtra NAGPUR Shree Hospital & Critical Care Center nagpur

Private Hospitals

944 Maharashtra NAGPUR Viveka Hospital Nagpur Private Hospitals

945 Maharashtra NAGPUR Samarpan Hospital & Research Private Hospitals

946 Maharashtra NAGPUR Cure It Hospital Nagpur Private Hospitals

947 Maharashtra NAGPUR Center Point Hospital & Medical Research Institute Nagpur

Private Hospitals

948 Maharashtra NAGPUR Columbia Hospital Nagpur Private Hospitals

949 Maharashtra NAGPUR Shrikrushna Hrudayalay & Critical Care Center Nagpur

Private Hospitals

950 Maharashtra NAGPUR Trauma Care Center Katol Nagpur

Govt Hospitals

951 Maharashtra NAGPUR Icon Hospital Private Hospitals

952 Maharashtra NAGPUR Platinum Heart Hospital Nagpur

Private Hospitals

953 Maharashtra NAGPUR Arneja institute Of Cardiology nagpur

Private Hospitals

954 Maharashtra NAGPUR Burdi Lata Mangeshkar Hospital Nagpur

Private Hospitals

955 Maharashtra NAGPUR Getwell Hospital & Research Institute Nagpur

Private Hospitals

956 Maharashtra NAGPUR Central Luthra Institute Of Hospital Nagpur

Private Hospitals

957 Maharashtra NAGPUR central avenue Critical Care Hospital

Private Hospitals

958 Maharashtra NAGPUR Rural Hospital Umred Govt Hospitals

959 Maharashtra NAGPUR Midas Multispeciality Hospital Nagpur

Private Hospitals

960 Maharashtra NAGPUR Shushrut Hospital Nagpur Private Hospitals

112

961 Maharashtra NAGPUR New Era Hospital Nagpur Private Hospitals

962 Maharashtra NAGPUR Spandan Heart Institute & Research Center Nagpur

Private Hospitals

963 Maharashtra NAGPUR Treat Me Hodpital Nagpur Private Hospitals

964 Maharashtra NAGPUR City Hospital Kamthee Nagpur Private Hospitals

965 Maharashtra NAGPUR Aureous Institute Of medical Sciences

Private Hospitals

966 Maharashtra NAGPUR Shatayu Hospital Nagpur Private Hospitals

967 Maharashtra NAGPUR Dr Dande hospital Nagpur Private Hospitals

968 Maharashtra NAGPUR Shalinitai Meghe Hospital & Research Center Hingna Nagpur

Private Medical College

969 Maharashtra NAGPUR Krims Hospital Nagpur Private Hospitals

970 Maharashtra NAGPUR Criticare Hospital & Research Institute Nagpur

Private Hospitals

971 Maharashtra NAGPUR Swami Vivekanand Medical Mission Hospital Nagpur

Private Hospitals

972 Maharashtra NAGPUR Asha hospital Kamthee Nagpur Private Hospitals

973 Maharashtra NANDED SDH Deglur Govt Hospitals

974 Maharashtra NANDED Loha RH New Building Govt Hospitals

975 Maharashtra NANDED Malegaon trauma Care Building Tq Ardhapur

Govt Hospitals

976 Maharashtra NANDED SGGS DH New Building Govt Hospitals

977 Maharashtra NANDED Govt Ayurvedic Medical college Nanded

Govt Medical College

978 Maharashtra NANDED SDH Hadgaon Govt Hospitals

979 Maharashtra NANDED SDH Gokunda Govt Hospitals

980 Maharashtra NANDURBAR Christian Missionary Hospital, Chinchpada, Tal. Navapur, Dist. Nandurbar

Private Hospitals

981 Maharashtra NANDURBAR Kulkarni Hospital, Shahada Private Hospitals

982 Maharashtra NANDURBAR Javahar Navoday Vidyalya, Akkalkuwa, Tal. Akkalkuwa, Dist. Nandurbar

Govt Hospitals

113

983 Maharashtra NANDURBAR Dr. B. D. Patil, Shahada, Tal. Shahad, Dist. Nandurbar

Private Hospitals

984 Maharashtra NANDURBAR Grace Hospital, Karanji,Tal. Navapur, Dist. Nandurbar

Private Hospitals

985 Maharashtra NANDURBAR Newly Constructed building for Woman Future Hospital, Dhadgaon, Tal. Dhadgaon, Dist. Nandurbar

Govt Hospitals

986 Maharashtra NASHIK Siddhadata Hospital,Kalwan Private Hospitals

987 Maharashtra NASHIK Anand Hospital,Vinchur,Niphad Private Hospitals

988 Maharashtra NASHIK Panghvane Hospital,NIphad Private Hospitals

989 Maharashtra NASHIK Tulsi Eye Hospital Private Hospitals

990 Maharashtra NASHIK Devlali Superspecility Hopspital,Devlalicamp,Nashik

Private Hospitals

991 Maharashtra NASHIK wockhdartz hospital Private Hospitals

992 Maharashtra NASHIK Swami Samrth Hospital,Dindori Private Hospitals

993 Maharashtra NASHIK Saptasrungi Ayurved Hospital Private Medical College

994 Maharashtra NASHIK RH Dhabhadi,Malegaon Govt Hospitals

995 Maharashtra NASHIK RH Dangsaudane,Baglan Govt Hospitals

996 Maharashtra NASHIK Dr.Devendra Cahvan,Deola Private Hospitals

997 Maharashtra NASHIK Sanjivani Hospital,Dindori Private Hospitals

998 Maharashtra NASHIK Arogyashala Rugnalaya Private Medical College

999 Maharashtra NASHIK RH Umrane,MAlegaon Govt Hospitals

1000 Maharashtra NASHIK Nashik Municipal Corporation new bytco Hospital

Govt Hospitals

1001 Maharashtra NASHIK S.N.D.T. Ayurved College Babhulgaon,Yeola

Private Hospitals

1002 Maharashtra NASHIK Niramay Hospital,Dindori Private Hospitals

114

1003 Maharashtra NASHIK General Hospital Malegaon Govt Hospitals

1004 Maharashtra NASHIK Sai Hospital Niphad Private Hospitals

1005 Maharashtra NASHIK Saikhedkar Hospital Private Hospitals

1006 Maharashtra NASHIK Trama Care Center,Chandwad Govt Hospitals

1007 Maharashtra NASHIK Godavari Hopsital,Nandgaon Private Hospitals

1008 Maharashtra NASHIK Nilvasant Hospital Peth Private Hospitals

1009 Maharashtra NASHIK Dattakrupa Hospital,Dindori Private Hospitals

1010 Maharashtra NASHIK Pasaydan Hospital,Baglan Private Hospitals

1011 Maharashtra NASHIK Sant Krupa Hospital,Bhagur,Nashik

Private Hospitals

1012 Maharashtra NASHIK Nashik Hospital Private Hospitals

1013 Maharashtra NASHIK Karuna Hospital,Manmad Private Hospitals

1014 Maharashtra NASHIK Dr.Nikam Hospital,Deola Private Hospitals

1015 Maharashtra NASHIK Vardhaman Hospital,Nandgaon Private Hospitals

1016 Maharashtra NASHIK Devlali Cantonment Board Devlali Camp Nashik

Govt Hospitals

1017 Maharashtra NASHIK Samarth Children's Hospital dr.Avinash Pawar

Private Hospitals

1018 Maharashtra NASHIK Radhakrishna Hospital,Pimpalgaon B.Niphad

Private Hospitals

1019 Maharashtra NASHIK RH Sinnar Govt Hospitals

1020 Maharashtra NASHIK Bhagvat Hospital,Baglan Private Hospitals

1021 Maharashtra NASHIK Motiwala College Govt Hospitals

1022 Maharashtra NASHIK Dr.Zawar Cancer Hospital Private Hospitals

1023 Maharashtra NASHIK RH Nagarsul Govt Hospitals

1024 Maharashtra NASHIK Om Hospital,Pimpalgaon B,Niphad

Private Hospitals

1025 Maharashtra NASHIK Dhar Hospital,Naitale,Niphad Private Hospitals

1026 Maharashtra NASHIK RH Harsul,Trimbak Govt Hospitals

115

1027 Maharashtra NASHIK Mahasiddhi Hospital,Dindori Private Hospitals

1028 Maharashtra NASHIK Samrth Hospital Dr.Abhay Nikam

Private Hospitals

1029 Maharashtra NASHIK Ratanlalji Premraj Chordiya,neminagar,Chandwad

Private Hospitals

1030 Maharashtra NASHIK Yashada Hospital,Baglan Private Hospitals

1031 Maharashtra NASHIK NASHIK MUNICIPAL CORPORATION,DR ZAKIR HUSSAIN HOSPITAL

Govt Hospitals

1032 Maharashtra NASHIK Lotas Hospital,Lasalgaon,Niphad

Private Hospitals

1033 Maharashtra NASHIK Niramay Hospital,Vani Private Hospitals

1034 Maharashtra NASHIK Mansoora Mangement Collage Building-2

Govt Medical College

1035 Maharashtra NASHIK Matoshree Aasarabai Darade Homopathy Hospital,Babhulgaon Yeola

Private Hospitals

1036 Maharashtra NASHIK Sai Shree Hospital,Ozar,Niphad Private Hospitals

1037 Maharashtra NASHIK SMIS Hospital,Baglan Private Hospitals

1038 Maharashtra NASHIK Janseva Hospital,Niphad Private Hospitals

1039 Maharashtra NASHIK Sujata Birla Hospital,Nashik Road

Private Hospitals

1040 Maharashtra NASHIK Adarsh Hospital,Deola Private Hospitals

1041 Maharashtra NASHIK Esis Hospital Govt Hospitals

1042 Maharashtra NASHIK Rotari Hospital Trust Private Hospitals

1043 Maharashtra NASHIK Londhe Hospital,Trimbak Private Hospitals

1044 Maharashtra NASHIK Thorat Hospital,Dindori Private Hospitals

1045 Maharashtra NASHIK Suvidha Hospital,Kalwan Private Hospitals

1046 Maharashtra NASHIK Mansoora Mangement Collage Building-1

Private Medical College

1047 Maharashtra NASHIK Dhanwantari Hospital,Pimpalgaon B.Niphad

Private Hospitals

1048 Maharashtra NASHIK A.B.Abad Homoapathy Medical College and Hospital,Chandwad

Private Medical College

116

1049 Maharashtra NASHIK RH Zodga,Malegaon Govt Hospitals

1050 Maharashtra NASHIK RH Abhona Govt Hospitals

1051 Maharashtra NASHIK Trama Care Center Rh Vani Govt Hospitals

1052 Maharashtra NASHIK RH Nampur,Malegaon Govt Hospitals

1053 Maharashtra NASHIK Shree Swami Samrth Hospital,Trimbak

Private Hospitals

1054 Maharashtra NASHIK Sub District Hospital,NICU Buliding,Kalwan

Govt Hospitals

1055 Maharashtra OSMANABAD Sul Hospital Bhoom Private Hospitals

1056 Maharashtra OSMANABAD SDH KALLAMB Govt Hospitals

1057 Maharashtra OSMANABAD SDH Paranda Govt Hospitals

1058 Maharashtra OSMANABAD Shendage Hospital Omerga Private Hospitals

1059 Maharashtra OSMANABAD Sanjeevan Hospital osmanabad Private Hospitals

1060 Maharashtra OSMANABAD Bhairravnath Hospital Washi Private Hospitals

1061 Maharashtra OSMANABAD Phopale Hospital Omerga Private Hospitals

1062 Maharashtra OSMANABAD More Hospital Paranda Private Hospitals

1063 Maharashtra OSMANABAD Viajy Clinic Omerga Private Hospitals

1064 Maharashtra OSMANABAD Bhavani Hospital Tuljapur Private Hospitals

1065 Maharashtra OSMANABAD Sahydree Multispeciality Hospital osmanabad

Private Hospitals

1066 Maharashtra OSMANABAD Govt. Ayurvedic College & Hospital, Osmanabad

Govt Hospitals

1067 Maharashtra OSMANABAD Kutval Hospital Tuljapur Private Hospitals

1068 Maharashtra PALGHAR Trauma care center Dahanu Govt Hospitals

1069 Maharashtra PALGHAR Dayanand Hospital,Talasari Private Hospitals

1070 Maharashtra PALGHAR Rural Hospital Palghar Govt Hospitals

1071 Maharashtra PALGHAR Vedanta Institute of Medical Science, 2nd Building, Dahanu

Private Medical College

1072 Maharashtra PALGHAR Ideal Hospital, Wada Govt Hospitals

1073 Maharashtra PARBHANI Govt. Eye Hospital, Parbhani Govt Hospitals

1074 Maharashtra PARBHANI Industrial Training Institute, Parbhani

Govt Hospitals

117

1075 Maharashtra PARBHANI Sub District Hospital, Selu Govt Hospitals

1076 Maharashtra PARBHANI Sub District Hospital, Gangakhed

Govt Hospitals

1077 Maharashtra PUNE Shlok Hospital, Khedshivapur Private Hospitals

1078 Maharashtra PUNE Chintamani Hospital, Saswad Private Hospitals

1079 Maharashtra PUNE New Bhosari Hospital, PCMC Govt Hospitals

1080 Maharashtra PUNE CH Central Ministry Hospital

1081 Maharashtra PUNE SDH Manchar Govt Hospitals

1082 Maharashtra PUNE Swar. Sukhlalji Jain Dharmarth Hospital, Khed

Private Hospitals

1083 Maharashtra PUNE Raut Hospital, Kaltan Road, Indapur

Private Hospitals

1084 Maharashtra PUNE Matoshree Madanbhai Hospital, Shirur

Private Hospitals

1085 Maharashtra PUNE Smt Kashibai Navale Medical College, Nerhe, Pune

Private Medical College

1086 Maharashtra PUNE Pune Cantonment Hospital, Pune

Govt Hospitals

1087 Maharashtra PUNE Vishwaraj Hospital, Lonikabhor Private Hospitals

1088 Maharashtra PUNE Unicare Hospital, Chakan Private Hospitals

1089 Maharashtra PUNE Surya Hospital, Shikrapur Private Hospitals

1090 Maharashtra PUNE Imax Hospital, Wagholi Private Hospitals

1091 Maharashtra PUNE Mahalaxmi Hospital, Daund Private Hospitals

1092 Maharashtra PUNE Shwas Hospital, Chakan Private Hospitals

1093 Maharashtra PUNE SDH Baramati Govt Hospitals

1094 Maharashtra PUNE Vignharth Hospital, Shirur Private Hospitals

1095 Maharashtra PUNE Khadki Cantonment Hospital Govt Hospitals

1096 Maharashtra PUNE Criticare Hospital, Chakan Private Hospitals

1097 Maharashtra RAIGAD Al Ahmad Hospital, Mhasala Private Hospitals

1098 Maharashtra RAIGAD RCF Hospital, Alibag Private Hospitals

1099 Maharashtra RAIGAD SDH Roha Govt Hospitals

1100 Maharashtra RAIGAD RH Murud Govt Hospitals

118

1101 Maharashtra RAIGAD Keluskar Hospital, Alibag Govt Hospitals

1102 Maharashtra RAIGAD RH Jaswali Govt Hospitals

1103 Maharashtra RAIGAD Care Point Hospital, Bokadvira Uran

Private Hospitals

1104 Maharashtra RAIGAD Ambani Hospital, Lodhiwali Karjat

Private Hospitals

1105 Maharashtra RAIGAD Khopoli Nagarparishad Hospital Govt Hospitals

1106 Maharashtra RAIGAD JNPT Hospital, Uran Private Hospitals

1107 Maharashtra RAIGAD Raigad Hospital, Karjat Private Hospitals

1108 Maharashtra RAIGAD Matheran Nagarparishad Hospital

Govt Hospitals

1109 Maharashtra RATNAGIRI SUB DISTRICT HOSPITAL KAMTHE

Govt Hospitals

1110 Maharashtra RATNAGIRI SUB DISTRICT HOSPITAL DAPOLI Govt Hospitals

1111 Maharashtra SANGLI Vshwa Seva Multi Speciality Taluka - K. Mhankal

Private Hospitals

1112 Maharashtra SANGLI Vasantdada Patil Ayurvedic medical college Sangli

Private Hospitals

1113 Maharashtra SANGLI Adhar Hospital Islampur Private Hospitals

1114 Maharashtra SANGLI Gurukrupa Hospital k. Mhankal Private Hospitals

1115 Maharashtra SANGLI Pawar Hospital Palus Private Hospitals

1116 Maharashtra SANGLI Sanmadikar Hospital Taluka - Jath

Private Hospitals

1117 Maharashtra SANGLI Shree hospital Vita ,Tal- Khanapur

Private Hospitals

1118 Maharashtra SANGLI Sai Multispeciality hospital, islampur

Private Hospitals

1119 Maharashtra SANGLI Jat Multi Speciality Hospital Private Hospitals

1120 Maharashtra SANGLI Life Care Multi Speciality Hospital Tasgaon

Private Hospitals

1121 Maharashtra SANGLI Kamla Accident Hospital Palus Private Hospitals

1122 Maharashtra SANGLI Mayuresh Hospital Taluka - Jath

Private Hospitals

1123 Maharashtra SANGLI Bharati Hospital Tasgaon Private Hospitals

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1124 Maharashtra SANGLI Dr. Modi Surgical Hospital Taluka - Jath

Private Hospitals

1125 Maharashtra SANGLI OM Shree Hospital Vita Private Hospitals

1126 Maharashtra SANGLI Shri Samarth Hospital Taluka - Atpadi

Private Hospitals

1127 Maharashtra SANGLI jadhav Hospital tasgaon Private Hospitals

1128 Maharashtra SANGLI Mankeshwar Hospital ;Atapadi Private Hospitals

1129 Maharashtra SANGLI Health Centre, Madhavnagar, Miraj

Govt Hospitals

1130 Maharashtra SANGLI Vivekanand Hospital Bamnoli Taluka - Miraj

Private Hospitals

1131 Maharashtra SANGLI Matoshree Hospital Taluka - Kadegaon

Private Hospitals

1132 Maharashtra SANGLI Manmandir Hospital, Vita Private Hospitals

1133 Maharashtra SANGLI Vishwas Nursing Home,Madhavnagar Miraj

Private Hospitals

1134 Maharashtra SANGLI Sadguru Hospital, Khanapur Private Hospitals

1135 Maharashtra SANGLI SDH Shirala New Building Taluka - Shirala

Govt Hospitals

1136 Maharashtra SANGLI Paramshetty Hospital miraj Private Hospitals

1137 Maharashtra SANGLI LRP Ayurvedic college and hospital, Islampur

Private Hospitals

1138 Maharashtra SANGLI Patil Hospital, Shirala Private Hospitals

1139 Maharashtra SANGLI Nutan homeopathy College and hospital Taluka - K. Mhankal

Private Hospitals

1140 Maharashtra SANGLI Nab Eye Hospital Miraj Private Hospitals

1141 Maharashtra SANGLI Spandan Hospital ,Kadegaon Private Hospitals

1142 Maharashtra SANGLI Seva Sadan Multi Speciality Hospital Miraj

Private Hospitals

1143 Maharashtra SANGLI RH Kokrud new bulding ,Tal-Shirala

Govt Hospitals

1144 Maharashtra SANGLI Varad Hospital, Shirala Private Hospitals

1145 Maharashtra SANGLI Patil Hospital Kadegaon Private Hospitals

1146 Maharashtra SANGLI Uma Hospital Jath Private Hospitals

1147 Maharashtra SANGLI Lions Nab Eye Hospital MIDC Miraj

Private Hospitals

1148 Maharashtra SANGLI SDH K.Mahankal Govt Hospitals

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1149 Maharashtra SANGLI Anand Hospital, Shirala Private Hospitals

1150 Maharashtra SANGLI Mangal Murti Hospital Taluka - Tasgaon

Private Hospitals

1151 Maharashtra SANGLI Islampur Multi Speciality Hospital Taluka - Walwa

Private Hospitals

1152 Maharashtra SANGLI Suvidha Hospital atapadi Private Hospitals

1153 Maharashtra SANGLI Rajvaibhav Hospital Palus Private Hospitals

1154 Maharashtra SANGLI Arali Hospital Jath Private Hospitals

1155 Maharashtra SANGLI Tatyasaheb Ghadage Hospital Sangli

Private Medical College

1156 Maharashtra SANGLI Adhar Hospital ,Islampur Private Hospitals

1157 Maharashtra SANGLI Shri Lahanmulanche Hospital Palus

Private Hospitals

1158 Maharashtra SANGLI SDH Islampur Taluka - Walwa Govt Hospitals

1159 Maharashtra SANGLI Shri Hospital Taluka - Tasgaon Private Hospitals

1160 Maharashtra SANGLI Yashashree Hospital ,Vita Private Hospitals

1161 Maharashtra SANGLI Shri Seva Multispeciality Hospital Atpadi

Private Hospitals

1162 Maharashtra SANGLI Jadhav Hospital Palus Private Hospitals

1163 Maharashtra SANGLI Renuse Hospital Kadegaon Private Hospitals

1164 Maharashtra SATARA Shrirang Gosavi Nursing Home Koregoan

Private Hospitals

1165 Maharashtra SATARA Sambhajirao Sawant Hospital, Koregoan

Private Hospitals

1166 Maharashtra SATARA Arangal Ayurvedik College,Satara

Private Medical College

1167 Maharashtra SATARA PHC Kavthe ( New Building ) Govt Hospitals

1168 Maharashtra SATARA Ghotvadekar Hospital, Wai Private Hospitals

1169 Maharashtra SATARA Babar Hospital, Wai Private Hospitals

1170 Maharashtra SATARA Rural Hospital, Aundh,(New Building)

Govt Hospitals

1171 Maharashtra SATARA Medical College Mayani Khatav Private Medical College

1172 Maharashtra SATARA Dr. Katkar Hospital, Vaduj Private Hospitals

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1173 Maharashtra SATARA Geetanjali Hospital Wai Private Hospitals

1174 Maharashtra SATARA savkar Homeopatic college MIDC satara

Private Medical College

1175 Maharashtra SATARA Gondavale Trast Hospital, Gondavale

Private Hospitals

1176 Maharashtra SATARA Mission Hospital Wai Private Medical College

1177 Maharashtra SATARA SDH koregaon (New building) Govt Hospitals

1178 Maharashtra SATARA Pendharkar Hospital, Satara Private Hospitals

1179 Maharashtra SATARA Lifeline Hospital Phaltan Private Hospitals

1180 Maharashtra SATARA Swakar Ayurvedica Collage Varye

Private Hospitals

1181 Maharashtra SATARA Dr. Adsul Hospital, Phaltan Private Hospitals

1182 Maharashtra SATARA SDH Karad Govt Hospitals

1183 Maharashtra SATARA Chabda Homeopathic College Raigaon

Private Hospitals

1184 Maharashtra SATARA Janugde Hospital, Karad Private Hospitals

1185 Maharashtra SATARA Sharda Clinic Hospital, Karad Private Hospitals

1186 Maharashtra SATARA Dattakashi Hospital, Satara Private Hospitals

1187 Maharashtra SATARA Bhosale Hospital, Koregaon Private Hospitals

1188 Maharashtra SATARA Karad Hospital Karad Private Hospitals

1189 Maharashtra SATARA Jeevan Jyot Hospital Satara Private Hospitals

1190 Maharashtra SATARA Lokmanya Hospital Satara Private Hospitals

1191 Maharashtra SATARA City Medical Karad Private Hospitals

1192 Maharashtra SATARA Dr. Rasal Hospital , Phaltan Private Hospitals

1193 Maharashtra SATARA shri hospital karad Private Hospitals

1194 Maharashtra SATARA Oncolife Hospital Shendre Satara

Private Hospitals

1195 Maharashtra SATARA Sahyog Hospital Satara Private Hospitals

1196 Maharashtra SATARA More Hospital, Koregaon Private Hospitals

1197 Maharashtra SATARA RH Kashil ( New Building) Govt Hospitals

1198 Maharashtra SATARA Indira Hospital, Koregaon Private Hospitals

1199 Maharashtra SATARA Varad Hospital Wai Private Hospitals

122

1200 Maharashtra SINDHUDURG SDH Shiroda Govt Hospitals

1201 Maharashtra SINDHUDURG Eye Hospital, Oros Govt Hospitals

1202 Maharashtra SINDHUDURG DEIC, Sidhudurg Govt Hospitals

1203 Maharashtra SINDHUDURG Nursing College, Oros Govt Hospitals

1204 Maharashtra SINDHUDURG SSPM Medical College Padave Private Medical College

1205 Maharashtra SINDHUDURG SDH Sawantwadi Govt Hospitals

1206 Maharashtra SOLAPUR Lokamangal Hospital Private Hospitals

1207 Maharashtra SOLAPUR Shri Sant Damaji Multy Speciality Hospital , Mangalwedha

Private Hospitals

1208 Maharashtra SOLAPUR Sanjeevani Hospital, S.T. Stand Jawal , Mangalwedha

Private Hospitals

1209 Maharashtra SOLAPUR Devdikar Medical Center Akluj Private Hospitals

1210 Maharashtra SOLAPUR Kadam Multy Speciality Hospital , Akluj

Private Hospitals

1211 Maharashtra SOLAPUR Devdikar Medical Center, Akluj Private Hospitals

1212 Maharashtra SOLAPUR Dr. Sunil Lavate Hosapital Sangola

Private Hospitals

1213 Maharashtra SOLAPUR Sakhare Hospital Kurduwadi, Teh- Madha

Private Hospitals

1214 Maharashtra SOLAPUR Dr. Rajesh Babar Hospital, Vadhegaon Naka Sangola

Private Hospitals

1215 Maharashtra SOLAPUR Dakshata Hospital Sangola Private Hospitals

1216 Maharashtra SOLAPUR Mule Hospital Private Hospitals

1217 Maharashtra SOLAPUR Shree Swami Samarth Hospital, Akkalkot

Private Hospitals

1218 Maharashtra SOLAPUR ESI Hospital Govt Hospitals

1219 Maharashtra SOLAPUR Saint Luke's Hospital, Nannaj, North Solapur

Private Hospitals

1220 Maharashtra SOLAPUR Rural Hospital Jeur TQ-Karmala Private Hospitals

1221 Maharashtra SOLAPUR CNS Hospital Private Hospitals

1222 Maharashtra SOLAPUR Shri Vitthal Hospital Pandharpur

Private Hospitals

1223 Maharashtra THANE chhaya Hospital Govt Hospitals

1224 Maharashtra THANE k kasturi hospital Private Hospitals

1225 Maharashtra THANE TATA AMANTRA B2 BNMC temporary dchc

Private Hospitals

123

1226 Maharashtra THANE Ambernath city Hospital Private Hospitals

1227 Maharashtra THANE Chirau superspecility hospital Private Hospitals

1228 Maharashtra THANE Ayurvedic Harane medical college ,Wangani Badalapur

Private Medical College

1229 Maharashtra THANE gurukul school Dawalpada temporary covid hospital

Private Hospitals

1230 Maharashtra THANE shah life line hospital Private Hospitals

1231 Maharashtra THANE Almoien Hospital Private Hospitals

1232 Maharashtra THANE Ashriwad hospital Private Hospitals

1233 Maharashtra THANE Dhange hospital Private Hospitals

1234 Maharashtra THANE Reliance Hospital Private Hospitals

1235 Maharashtra THANE frank Hospital Private Medical College

1236 Maharashtra THANE surekha criticare hospital Private Hospitals

1237 Maharashtra THANE Bhaindarpada Temporary COVID Health care center

Private Hospitals

1238 Maharashtra THANE Swami Sarvanand Hospital Private Hospitals

1239 Maharashtra THANE D Y Patil Hospital Private Medical College

1240 Maharashtra THANE Vashi general hospital Govt Hospitals

1241 Maharashtra THANE Prime hospital Private Hospitals

1242 Maharashtra THANE Wockhart hospital Private Hospitals

1243 Maharashtra THANE Hiranandani Fortis hospital Private Hospitals

1244 Maharashtra THANE Government Maternity Hospital and Dispensary ,Ulhasnagar 4

Govt Hospitals

1245 Maharashtra THANE Baj R.R. Hospital Private Hospitals

1246 Maharashtra THANE Amrut hospital Private Hospitals

1247 Maharashtra THANE Saphaire Hospital Private Hospitals

1248 Maharashtra THANE Pandit bhimsen joshi Hospital Govt Hospitals

1249 Maharashtra THANE Central Hospital DAhiwali Badalapur

Private Hospitals

1250 Maharashtra THANE Civil Hospital Thane , TB building

Govt Hospitals

1251 Maharashtra WARDHA Sub District Hospital, Hinganghat

Govt Hospitals

1252 Maharashtra WARDHA AVBRH, Sawangi (Meghe) Private Medical College

124

1253 Maharashtra WARDHA District Hospital, Wardha Govt Hospitals

1254 Maharashtra WASHIM Raynold MemorialHospital Washim

Private Hospitals

1255 Maharashtra WASHIM Sub District Hospital Karanja (Lad)

Govt Hospitals

1256 Maharashtra WASHIM Government Nursing College, Washim

Govt Hospitals

1257 Maharashtra YAVATMAL Trauma care center pandharkawada

Govt Hospitals

1258 Maharashtra YAVATMAL Trauma care center Darwha Govt Hospitals

1259 Maharashtra YAVATMAL Umari cristian Hospital pandharkawada

Private Hospitals

1260 Maharashtra YAVATMAL Lifeline Hospital pusad Private Hospitals

1261 Maharashtra YAVATMAL Medicare Hospital pusad Private Hospitals

1262 Maharashtra YAVATMAL Ayurvedic college ,pusad Private Hospitals

1263 Manipur IMPHAL EAST RIMS Central Ministry Hospital

1264 Manipur IMPHAL WEST CH Central Ministry Hospital

1265 Manipur IMPHAL WEST Composite Hospital, CRPF, Langjing

Govt Hospitals

1266 Meghalaya EAST KHASI HILLS CH Central Ministry Hospital

1267 Mizoram AIZAWL Lengpui Ayush Hospital Govt Hospitals

1268 Mizoram CHAMPHAI District Hospital Champhai Govt Hospitals

1269 Mizoram LAWNGTLAI District Hospital Lawngtlai Govt Hospitals

1270 Mizoram MAMIT SIRD Mamit Govt Hospitals

1271 Mizoram SAIHA District Hospital Saiha Govt Hospitals

1272 Mizoram SERCHHIP SIRD Serchhip Govt Hospitals

1273 Nagaland DIMAPUR CH Central Ministry Hospital

1274 Nagaland DIMAPUR ARTC Composite Hospital State Govt. Hospital

1275 Odisha ANUGUL Nehru Shatabdi Central Hospital, MCL

Central Ministry Hospital

1276 Odisha BOUDH COVID Health Centre Old Jail Campus

Govt Hospitals

1277 Odisha DEOGARH COVID Health Centre Govt Polytechnic College

Govt Hospitals

1278 Odisha JHARSUGUDA Central Hospital, Ib Valley MCL Central Ministry Hospital

125

1279 Odisha JHARSUGUDA Lakhanpur Hospital, MCL Central Ministry Hospital

1280 Odisha KHORDHA CH Central Ministry Hospital

1281 Odisha NABARANGPUR COVID health Centre B ED College Nawarangpur

Govt Hospitals

1282 Odisha PURI COVID Health Centre, Gopabandhu Ayurvedic Medical College

Govt Hospitals

1283 Odisha PURI COVID Health Centre, Infectious Disease Hospital, Puri

Govt Hospitals

1284 Odisha RAYAGADA COVID Health centre, ESI Hospital Rayagada

Govt Hospitals

1285 Odisha SONEPUR COVID Health Centre, Govt ITI, Sonepur

Govt Hospitals

1286 Odisha SUNDARGARH Basundhara Hospital, MCL Central Ministry Hospital

1287 Odisha SUNDARGARH COVID Health centre, NTPC Sundergarh Medical College and Hospital

Private Medical College

1288 Puducherry MAHE GGH Mahe Govt Hospitals

1289 Puducherry PONDICHERRY Aarupadai Veedu Medical College and Hospital

Private Medical College

1290 Puducherry PONDICHERRY Governmnet Hospital for Chest Diseases

Govt Hospitals

1291 Puducherry PONDICHERRY Rajiv Gandhi Government Women and Children hospital

Govt Hospitals

1292 Puducherry PONDICHERRY Sri Manakula Vinayagar Medical College and Hospital

Private Medical College

1293 Puducherry PONDICHERRY SRI LAKSHMI NARAYANA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, PUDUCHERRY

Private Medical College

1294 Puducherry PONDICHERRY Mahatma Gandhi Medical College and Research Institute

Private Medical College

1295 Puducherry PONDICHERRY Pondicherry Institute of Medical Sciences

Private Medical College

1296 Puducherry PONDICHERRY Sri Venkateshwaraa Medical College Hospital and Research Centre

Private Medical College

126

1297 Punjab AMRITSAR CHC Tarsika Govt Hospitals

1298 Punjab AMRITSAR Amandeep Hospital, GT Road, Amritsar

Private Hospitals

1299 Punjab AMRITSAR Amandeep Medicity, Lawrence Road, Amritsar

Private Hospitals

1300 Punjab AMRITSAR CHC Lopoke Govt Hospitals

1301 Punjab BARNALA Rehabilitation Centre, Sohal Patti, Khuddi road, Barnala

Govt Hospitals

1302 Punjab BARNALA CHC Mehal Kalan Govt Hospitals

1303 Punjab BATHINDA District Hospital Govt Hospitals

1304 Punjab BATHINDA IVY Hospital Private Hospitals

1305 Punjab BATHINDA CHC Ghudda Govt Hospitals

1306 Punjab FARIDKOT CHC Baja Khana Govt Hospitals

1307 Punjab FARIDKOT CHC Sadiq Govt Hospitals

1308 Punjab FATEHGARH SAHIB CHC Khera Govt Hospitals

1309 Punjab FATEHGARH SAHIB Rehabilitation Center, Fatehgarh Sahib

Govt Hospitals

1310 Punjab FATEHGARH SAHIB CHC Charnarthal Govt Hospitals

1311 Punjab FAZILKA Jalalabad Hospital run by Baba Farid University of Health Sciences Faridkot

Govt Hospitals

1312 Punjab FIROZEPUR CHC Guru Harasahai Govt Hospitals

1313 Punjab FIROZEPUR District Hospital Firozpur Govt Hospitals

1314 Punjab FIROZEPUR Eye Department in District Hospital Firozpur

Govt Hospitals

1315 Punjab GURDASPUR Rehabilitation Centre, Jiwanwal Babbri, Gurdaspur

Govt Hospitals

1316 Punjab HOSHIARPUR CHS Harta Badla Govt Hospitals

1317 Punjab HOSHIARPUR CHS Bhol Kalota Govt Hospitals

1318 Punjab HOSHIARPUR District Hospital Hoshiarpur Govt Hospitals

1319 Punjab HOSHIARPUR New MCH Building, SDH Dasuya Govt Hospitals

1320 Punjab HOSHIARPUR CHC Binewal Govt Hospitals

1321 Punjab JALANDHAR De Addiction Centre in District Hospital Jalandhar

Govt Hospitals

1322 Punjab JALANDHAR CH Central Ministry Hospital

1323 Punjab KAPURTHALA CHC Bholath Govt Hospitals

127

1324 Punjab KAPURTHALA Rehabilitation Centre, Circular Road, Mohabbat Nagar Kapurthala

Govt Hospitals

1325 Punjab LUDHIANA SDH Khanna Govt Hospitals

1326 Punjab LUDHIANA DH Ludhiana Govt Hospitals

1327 Punjab LUDHIANA SDH Jagraon Govt Hospitals

1328 Punjab LUDHIANA CHC Kumbh Kalan Govt Hospitals

1329 Punjab LUDHIANA UCHC Vardhaman Govt Hospitals

1330 Punjab MANSA District Hospital, Mansa Govt Hospitals

1331 Punjab MOGA Community Health Centre Bagha Purana

Govt Hospitals

1332 Punjab MOGA District Hospital Moga Govt Hospitals

1333 Punjab MOGA CHC Dharoli Bhai Govt Hospitals

1334 Punjab PATHANKOT Ranjit Sagar Dam Govt Hospitals

1335 Punjab PATHANKOT New Mother and Child Hospital, Pathankot

Govt Hospitals

1336 Punjab PATIALA SDH Nabha Govt Hospitals

1337 Punjab PATIALA CHC Patran Govt Hospitals

1338 Punjab PATIALA SDH Rajpura Govt Hospitals

1339 Punjab PATIALA CHC Bhadson Govt Hospitals

1340 Punjab PATIALA SDH Samana Govt Hospitals

1341 Punjab PATIALA CHC Dudhan Sadhan Govt Hospitals

1342 Punjab PATIALA CHC Ghanaur Govt Hospitals

1343 Punjab RUPNAGAR (Ropar) District Hospital Ropar( Ist Floor ) With Separate entrance and exit

Govt Hospitals

1344 Punjab RUPNAGAR (Ropar) SDH Nangal Govt Hospitals

1345 Punjab RUPNAGAR (Ropar) BBMB Nangal Govt Hospitals

1346 Punjab S.A.S Nagar Rehabilitation Centre Near Spine Centre sector 67 Mohali

Govt Hospitals

1347 Punjab S.A.S Nagar ESI Hospital Govt Hospitals

1348 Punjab S.A.S Nagar DH Mohali Govt Hospitals

1349 Punjab SANGRUR Rahbar Hospital Taken over by the Govt.

Govt Hospitals

1350 Punjab SANGRUR District Hospital Sangrur Govt Hospitals

1351 Punjab Shahid Bhagat Singh Nagar (Nawanshahr)

District Hospital Nawanshahar Govt Hospitals

1352 Punjab Shahid Bhagat Singh Nagar (Nawanshahr)

Dhahan Kaleran Private Hospital Taken over by the Govt Hospital

Private Hospitals

1353 Punjab SRI MUKTSAR SAHIB Civil Hospital Shri Muktsar Sahib

Govt Hospitals

128

1354 Punjab Tarn Taran CHC Ghairala Govt Hospitals

1355 Punjab Tarn Taran New Mother and Child Hospital, Civil Hospital Tarntaran

Govt Hospitals

1356 Rajasthan AJMER CH Central Ministry Hospital

1357 Rajasthan AJMER DH Beawar Govt Hospitals

1358 Rajasthan AJMER DH Kekri Govt Hospitals

1359 Rajasthan BARAN DISTRICT HOSPITAL Baran Govt Hospitals

1360 Rajasthan BHARATPUR RBM Hospital Govt Hospitals

1361 Rajasthan BIKANER PBM Hospital Govt Medical College

1362 Rajasthan BUNDI ANURAG NURSING HOME Private Hospitals

1363 Rajasthan BUNDI BUNDI HOSPITAL AND RESEACH CENTER

Private Hospitals

1364 Rajasthan CHURU SDH RATANGARH Govt Hospitals

1365 Rajasthan DHOLPUR CHC Maniya Govt Hospitals

1366 Rajasthan DHOLPUR CHC Saipau Govt Hospitals

1367 Rajasthan DHOLPUR CHC Rajakhera Govt Hospitals

1368 Rajasthan DHOLPUR CHC Sarmathura Govt Hospitals

1369 Rajasthan DHOLPUR SDH Bari Govt Hospitals

1370 Rajasthan HANUMANGARH CHC RAWATSAR Govt Hospitals

1371 Rajasthan HANUMANGARH Vivekanand Swasthay Sewa Samiti Hospital, Bhadra

Private Hospitals

1372 Rajasthan JAIPUR Nims Medical College and Hospital, Jaipur-I

Private Medical College

1373 Rajasthan JAIPUR Model ESI, Sodala, Jaipur-I Govt Hospitals

1374 Rajasthan JAIPUR CHC Govt. Hospital, Shahpura , Jaipur-I

Govt Hospitals

1375 Rajasthan JAIPUR MANIPAL HOSPITAL Private Medical College

1376 Rajasthan JAIPUR BDM Kotputli, Jaipur-I Govt Hospitals

1377 Rajasthan JAIPUR St. Thomas Medical Hospital (Jaipur-2)

Private Hospitals

1378 Rajasthan JAISALMER CHC Pokran Jaisalmer Govt Hospitals

1379 Rajasthan JHALAWAR Sanjeevni vyas Hospital Anusandhan Kendra Jhalrapatan

Private Hospitals

1380 Rajasthan JHUNJHUNU CKRD Hospital Jhunjhunu Private Hospitals

1381 Rajasthan JHUNJHUNU SDH NAWALGARH Govt Hospitals

1382 Rajasthan JODHPUR Infectious Disease Hospital Govt Hospitals

1383 Rajasthan JODHPUR CH Central Ministry Hospital

1384 Rajasthan JODHPUR KN. Chest & TB Hospital Govt Hospitals

129

1385 Rajasthan KARAULI GENERAL HOSPITAL KARAULI (DH)

Govt Hospitals

1386 Rajasthan KARAULI Saurabh Hospital Kheda Hindaun Road karauli

Private Hospitals

1387 Rajasthan KOTA Divisional Hospital Central Ministry Hospital

1388 Rajasthan NAGAUR MANGALAM HOSPITAL LADNUN Private Hospitals

1389 Rajasthan NAGAUR PMO KUCHAMAN (SDH) Govt Hospitals

1390 Rajasthan NAGAUR BANGAR HOSPITAL DIDWANA (SDH)

Govt Hospitals

1391 Rajasthan PALI Nanesh P.G. Hospital, Pipaliya Kalan, Raipur

Private Hospitals

1392 Rajasthan PALI Bhagwan Mahaveer Hospital, Sumerpur

Private Hospitals

1393 Rajasthan PALI Community Health Centre, Sadari

Govt Hospitals

1394 Rajasthan PALI Sub Divisional Hospital, Sojat City

Govt Hospitals

1395 Rajasthan PRATAPGARH Sky lifeline multispeciality Hospital

Private Hospitals

1396 Rajasthan SAWAI MADHOPUR Sub District Hospital Gangapur City

Govt Hospitals

1397 Rajasthan SAWAI MADHOPUR Ranthambore Sewika Hospital Private Hospitals

1398 Rajasthan SIKAR Dhayal Hospital & Reasearch Centere, Reeengus

Private Hospitals

1399 Rajasthan SIKAR SHRI RAM TRAUMA AND SUPER SPECIALITY HOSPITAL

Private Hospitals

1400 Rajasthan SIKAR Sharma Hospital,Neemkathana Private Hospitals

1401 Rajasthan SIKAR Amar Hospital, Fathepur Private Hospitals

1402 Rajasthan SIKAR Shri Dhanwantri Hospital Private Hospitals

1403 Rajasthan SIROHI CHC Sheoganj Govt Hospitals

1404 Rajasthan SIROHI CHC Reodar Govt Hospitals

1405 Rajasthan SIROHI RMM Trauma Center Abu Road Govt Hospitals

1406 Rajasthan SIROHI CHC Pindwara Govt Hospitals

1407 Rajasthan TONK DH TONK Govt Hospitals

1408 Rajasthan UDAIPUR Sharma Hospital Private Hospitals

1409 Sikkim EAST DISTRICT Central Referral Hospital Private Medical College

130

1410 Sikkim WEST DISTRICT AYUSH Hospital, Geyzing Govt Hospitals

1411 Tamil Nadu Ariyalur Jeyamkondam Government Hospital

Govt Hospitals

1412 Tamil Nadu Ariyalur Ariyalur DHQH Govt Medical College

1413 Tamil Nadu CHENGALPATTU Tambaram Govt. Hospital Govt Hospitals

1414 Tamil Nadu CHENNAI CH Central Ministry Hospital

1415 Tamil Nadu COIMBATORE Govt District Head Quarter Hospital, Pollachi

Govt Hospitals

1416 Tamil Nadu CUDDALORE Chidambaram Govt Hospitals

1417 Tamil Nadu CUDDALORE Cuddalore DHQH Govt Hospitals

1418 Tamil Nadu DHARMAPURI Harur Govt Hospitals

1419 Tamil Nadu DINDIGUL Kodaikanal GH Govt Hospitals

1420 Tamil Nadu DINDIGUL Palani GH Govt Hospitals

1421 Tamil Nadu DINDIGUL Dindigul Medical College Govt Medical College

1422 Tamil Nadu ERODE GHQH ERODE Govt Hospitals

1423 Tamil Nadu KALLAKURICHI Kallakurichi DHQH Govt Hospitals

1424 Tamil Nadu KANCHIPURAM Kancheepuram DHQH Govt Hospitals

1425 Tamil Nadu KANCHIPURAM Sriperumbudur Govt. Hospital Govt Hospitals

1426 Tamil Nadu KANNIYAKUMARI Padmanabapuram DHQH Govt Hospitals

1427 Tamil Nadu KARUR Kulithalai DHQH Govt Hospitals

1428 Tamil Nadu KRISHNAGIRI Hosur Govt Hospitals

1429 Tamil Nadu KRISHNAGIRI Krishnagiri DHQH Govt Hospitals

1430 Tamil Nadu MADURAI MELUR SDH Govt Hospitals

1431 Tamil Nadu NAGAPATTINAM Mayladuthurai Govt Hospitals

1432 Tamil Nadu NAGAPATTINAM Nagapattinam DHQH Govt Hospitals

1433 Tamil Nadu NAGAPATTINAM Vedaranyam Government Hospital

Govt Hospitals

1434 Tamil Nadu NAMAKKAL Rasipuram Govt. Hospital Govt Hospitals

1435 Tamil Nadu NAMAKKAL Tiruchengode Govt. Hospital Govt Hospitals

1436 Tamil Nadu NAMAKKAL Namakkal DHQH Govt Hospitals

1437 Tamil Nadu PERAMBALUR Perambalur DHQH Govt Hospitals

1438 Tamil Nadu PUDUKKOTTAI Arathangi DHQH Govt Hospitals

1439 Tamil Nadu PUDUKKOTTAI Pudukkottai GH Govt Hospitals

1440 Tamil Nadu RAMANATHAPURAM Medical college Govt Medical College

1441 Tamil Nadu RAMANATHAPURAM Paramakudi SDH Govt Hospitals

1442 Tamil Nadu Ranipet Walajah DHQH Govt Hospitals

1443 Tamil Nadu SALEM Attur Govt. Hospital Govt Hospitals

131

1444 Tamil Nadu SALEM Mettur Dam DHQH Govt Hospitals

1445 Tamil Nadu SIVAGANGA Karaikudi DHQH Govt Hospitals

1446 Tamil Nadu TENKASI Sengottai Govt Hospitals

1447 Tamil Nadu TENKASI Sankarankovil Govt Hospitals

1448 Tamil Nadu TENKASI Tenkasi DHQH Govt Hospitals

1449 Tamil Nadu THANJAVUR PAPANASAM Govt Hospitals

1450 Tamil Nadu THANJAVUR DHQH Kumbakonam Govt Hospitals

1451 Tamil Nadu THANJAVUR GH, Pattukottai Govt Hospitals

1452 Tamil Nadu THE NILGIRIS GOVT HEAD QUARTERS HOSPITAL, UDHAGAMANDALAM

Govt Hospitals

1453 Tamil Nadu THE NILGIRIS Govt, Taluk Hospital, Coonoor Govt Hospitals

1454 Tamil Nadu THENI Periyakulam DHQH Govt Hospitals

1455 Tamil Nadu THIRUVALLUR Tiruthani Govt. Hospital Govt Hospitals

1456 Tamil Nadu THIRUVALLUR Tiruvallur Medical College Hospital

Govt Medical College

1457 Tamil Nadu THIRUVARUR Mannarkudi DHQH Govt Hospitals

1458 Tamil Nadu THIRUVARUR Thiruthuraipoondi Govt Hospitals

1459 Tamil Nadu TIRUCHIRAPPALLI Manapparai DHQH Govt Hospitals

1460 Tamil Nadu TIRUNELVELI Koodankulam Govt Hospitals

1461 Tamil Nadu Tirupathur VANIYAMBADI Govt Hospitals

1462 Tamil Nadu Tirupathur THIRUPATHUR Govt Hospitals

1463 Tamil Nadu TIRUPPUR Govt. Taluk Hospital, Udumalpet

Govt Hospitals

1464 Tamil Nadu TIRUPPUR Govt Head Quarters Hospital, Tiruppur

Govt Hospitals

1465 Tamil Nadu TIRUVANNAMALAI Cheyyar DHQH Govt Hospitals

1466 Tamil Nadu TUTICORIN Kovilpatti Govt Hospitals

1467 Tamil Nadu VELLORE PENTLAND GH Govt Hospitals

1468 Tamil Nadu VELLORE Ambur GH Govt Hospitals

1469 Tamil Nadu VILLUPURAM Gingee Govt Hospitals

1470 Tamil Nadu VILLUPURAM Villupuram Govt Hospitals

1471 Tamil Nadu VIRUDHUNAGAR Sivakasi Govt. Hospital Govt Hospitals

1472 Tamil Nadu VIRUDHUNAGAR Aruppukottai Govt. Hospital Govt Hospitals

1473 Telangana HYDERABAD CH Central Ministry Hospital

1474 Telangana HYDERABAD Nizamia Charminar Govt Hospitals

1475 Telangana HYDERABAD DK Govt Homeo (Ayush) Govt Hospitals

1476 Telangana HYDERABAD Nature Cure, Begumpet Govt Hospitals

1477 Telangana HYDERABAD BRKR Erragadda Govt Hospitals

1478 Telangana WARANGAL URBAN Ayurveda Teaching (Ayush) Govt Medical College

132

1479 Tripura West Tripura NTI Building of IGM Hospital Complex

Govt Hospitals

1480 Tripura West Tripura CH Central Ministry Hospital

1481 Uttar Pradesh

AGRA CHC Baroli Ahir Govt Hospitals

1482 Uttar Pradesh

ALIGARH CHC Hardeaganj Govt Hospitals

1483 Uttar Pradesh

AMBEDKAR NAGAR Aarogyam Hospital- Tanda Central Ministry Hospital

1484 Uttar Pradesh

AMBEDKAR NAGAR CHC Jalalpur Govt Hospitals

1485 Uttar Pradesh

AMBEDKAR NAGAR DCH AMBEDKARNAGAR Govt Hospitals

1486 Uttar Pradesh

AMBEDKAR NAGAR MRA MEDICAL COLLEGE Govt Medical College

1487 Uttar Pradesh

Amethi CHC Gauriganj Govt Hospitals

1488 Uttar Pradesh

AMROHA DCH Amroha Govt Hospitals

1489 Uttar Pradesh

AURAIYA MCH Wing Dibiyapur Govt Hospitals

1490 Uttar Pradesh

AYODHYA Masaudha Govt Hospitals

1491 Uttar Pradesh

AZAMGARH CHC-Kolhokhor , Block Janaganj, Azamgarh

Govt Hospitals

1492 Uttar Pradesh

AZAMGARH 100 Beded combined Hospital Govt Hospitals

1493 Uttar Pradesh

BAGHPAT CHC Khekra Govt Hospitals

1494 Uttar Pradesh

BAGHPAT DCH Baghpat Govt Hospitals

1495 Uttar Pradesh

BAHRAICH CHC Chittura Govt Hospitals

1496 Uttar Pradesh

BALLIA CHC Basantpur, Hanumanganj Govt Hospitals

1497 Uttar Pradesh

BALRAMPUR Memorial Hospital Govt Hospitals

1498 Uttar Pradesh

BANDA CHC Naraini Govt Hospitals

1499 Uttar Pradesh

BARABANKI CHC Satarikh Govt Hospitals

1500 Uttar Pradesh

BAREILLY CHC Bitharichhanipur Govt Hospitals

1501 Uttar Pradesh

BASTI CHC Munderwa Govt Hospitals

1502 Uttar Pradesh

BHADOHI CHC Bhadohi Govt Hospitals

1503 Uttar Pradesh

BIJNOR CHC Najibabad Govt Hospitals

1504 Uttar Pradesh

BIJNOR CHC Haldaur Govt Hospitals

1505 Uttar Pradesh

BUDAUN CHC Ujhani Govt Hospitals

1506 Uttar Pradesh

BUDAUN Government Medical College, Budaun

Govt Medical College

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1507 Uttar Pradesh

BULANDSHAHR S.S.M.J Khurja Govt Hospitals

1508 Uttar Pradesh

CHANDAULI CHC Bhogwara Govt Hospitals

1509 Uttar Pradesh

CHITRAKOOT CHC Shivrampur Govt Hospitals

1510 Uttar Pradesh

DEORIA CHC Gauribazar Govt Hospitals

1511 Uttar Pradesh

ETAH CHC Baghwala Govt Hospitals

1512 Uttar Pradesh

ETAWAH CHC Jaswant Nagar Govt Hospitals

1513 Uttar Pradesh

FARRUKHABAD CHC Baraun Govt Hospitals

1514 Uttar Pradesh

FATEHPUR DISTRICT MALE HOSPITAL Govt Hospitals

1515 Uttar Pradesh

FATEHPUR CHC THARIYON Govt Hospitals

1516 Uttar Pradesh

FIROZABAD CHC Jasrana Govt Hospitals

1517 Uttar Pradesh

GAUTAM BUDDHA NAGAR

CHC Bisrakh,Greater Noida-1 Govt Hospitals

1518 Uttar Pradesh

GAUTAM BUDDHA NAGAR

Kailash corona isolation centre,26 knowlwdge park 1,greater noida

Govt Hospitals

1519 Uttar Pradesh

GAUTAM BUDDHA NAGAR

RH Central Ministry Hospital

1520 Uttar Pradesh

GHAZIABAD Santosh Medical College Private Medical College

1521 Uttar Pradesh

GHAZIABAD CHC Muradnagar Govt Hospitals

1522 Uttar Pradesh

GHAZIPUR CHC Mohmmabad Govt Hospitals

1523 Uttar Pradesh

GONDA CHC Pandri kripal Govt Hospitals

1524 Uttar Pradesh

GORAKHPUR Chargawa CHC Govt Hospitals

1525 Uttar Pradesh

GORAKHPUR Districst Hospital Govt Hospitals

1526 Uttar Pradesh

HAMIRPUR CHC Chhani Govt Hospitals

1527 Uttar Pradesh

HAMIRPUR CHC Kurara Govt Hospitals

1528 Uttar Pradesh

HAPUR CHC Hapur Govt Hospitals

1529 Uttar Pradesh

HARDOI CHC BAWAN Govt Hospitals

1530 Uttar Pradesh

HATHRAS CHC Mursan Govt Hospitals

1531 Uttar Pradesh

JALAUN CHC Konch Govt Hospitals

1532 Uttar Pradesh

JAUNPUR DH MALE Govt Hospitals

1533 Uttar Pradesh

JAUNPUR CHC CHANDPUR,SIKRARA Govt Hospitals

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1534 Uttar Pradesh

JHANSI CHC-Badagaon Govt Hospitals

1535 Uttar Pradesh

JHANSI District Hospital Jhansi Govt Hospitals

1536 Uttar Pradesh

KANNAUJ CHC Tirwa Govt Hospitals

1537 Uttar Pradesh

KANPUR DEHAT CHC Gajner Govt Hospitals

1538 Uttar Pradesh

KANPUR NAGAR CHC Sarsaul Govt Hospitals

1539 Uttar Pradesh

Kasganj Combined District Hospital, Soron Road, Mamo,Kasganj

Govt Hospitals

1540 Uttar Pradesh

KAUSHAMBI PHC Manjhanpur- Vistar Patal Govt Hospitals

1541 Uttar Pradesh

KHERI CHC Behjam Govt Hospitals

1542 Uttar Pradesh

KUSHI NAGAR CHC Sapaha Govt Hospitals

1543 Uttar Pradesh

KUSHI NAGAR Dist.Combined Hospital Govt Hospitals

1544 Uttar Pradesh

LALITPUR CHC Talbehat Govt Hospitals

1545 Uttar Pradesh

LUCKNOW RSM 100 BED DCH Govt Hospitals

1546 Uttar Pradesh

LUCKNOW Divisional Hospital Lucknow Central Ministry Hospital

1547 Uttar Pradesh

MAHARAJGANJ CHC Mithaura Govt Hospitals

1548 Uttar Pradesh

MAHOBA CHC Panwadi Govt Hospitals

1549 Uttar Pradesh

MAINPURI CHC Bhogon Govt Hospitals

1550 Uttar Pradesh

MATHURA CHC Vrindavan Govt Hospitals

1551 Uttar Pradesh

MAU CHC PARDAHA Govt Hospitals

1552 Uttar Pradesh

MAU DISTRIC HOSPITAL Govt Hospitals

1553 Uttar Pradesh

MEERUT CHC-PANCHI KHURD(JANI ) Govt Hospitals

1554 Uttar Pradesh

MIRZAPUR CHC Vindhyachal Govt Hospitals

1555 Uttar Pradesh

MORADABAD DH MORADABAD Govt Hospitals

1556 Uttar Pradesh

MORADABAD DWH Moradabad Govt Hospitals

1557 Uttar Pradesh

MUZAFFARNAGAR CHC Makhiyali Govt Hospitals

1558 Uttar Pradesh

MUZAFFARNAGAR Muzzaffarnagar Medical College

Govt Hospitals

1559 Uttar Pradesh

PILIBHIT L1 CHC Jahanabad Govt Hospitals

1560 Uttar Pradesh

PRATAPGARH District hospital Pratapgarh Govt Hospitals

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1561 Uttar Pradesh

PRATAPGARH Trauma Centre, Sadar Govt Hospitals

1562 Uttar Pradesh

PRAYAGRAJ CHC Kotwa at Bani Govt Hospitals

1563 Uttar Pradesh

PRAYAGRAJ CH Central Ministry Hospital

1564 Uttar Pradesh

RAE BARELI CHC ROHANIYA Govt Hospitals

1565 Uttar Pradesh

RAMPUR CHC Milak Govt Hospitals

1566 Uttar Pradesh

RAMPUR DH RAMPUR Govt Hospitals

1567 Uttar Pradesh

RAMPUR CH Central Ministry Hospital

1568 Uttar Pradesh

SAHARANPUR CHC Fatehpur Govt Hospitals

1569 Uttar Pradesh

SAMBHAL CHC Narouli Govt Hospitals

1570 Uttar Pradesh

SAMBHAL DCH Sambhal Govt Hospitals

1571 Uttar Pradesh

SANT KABEER NAGAR CHC Khalilabad Govt Hospitals

1572 Uttar Pradesh

SHAHJAHANPUR CHC Dadroul Shahjahanpur Govt Hospitals

1573 Uttar Pradesh

SHAMLI CHC Jhinjhana Govt Hospitals

1574 Uttar Pradesh

SHRAVASTI Bhangha Govt Hospitals

1575 Uttar Pradesh

SIDDHARTH NAGAR CHC Birdpur Govt Hospitals

1576 Uttar Pradesh

SITAPUR CHC KHAIRABAD Govt Hospitals

1577 Uttar Pradesh

SONBHADRA Dhanvantari Hospital-Rihand Central Ministry Hospital

1578 Uttar Pradesh

SONBHADRA CHC Madhupur Govt Hospitals

1579 Uttar Pradesh

SULTANPUR District Male Hospital Govt Hospitals

1580 Uttar Pradesh

SULTANPUR CHC Kurwar Govt Hospitals

1581 Uttar Pradesh

UNNAO CHC, Bichhiya Govt Hospitals

1582 Uttar Pradesh

VARANASI CENTRAL HOSPITAL Central Ministry Hospital

1583 Uttar Pradesh

VARANASI ESICH,Pandepur,Varanasi Govt Hospitals

1584 Uttarakhand ALMORA GTR Base Hospital Govt Hospitals

1585 Uttarakhand CHAMOLI DH Gopeswar Govt Hospitals

1586 Uttarakhand CHAMPAWAT DH Champawat Govt Hospitals

1587 Uttarakhand HARIDWAR Mela Hospital Govt Hospitals

1588 Uttarakhand PAURI GARHWAL Base Hospital Kotdawara Govt Hospitals

1589 Uttarakhand PITHORAGARH B.D.Pandey District Hospital,PITHORAGARH

Govt Hospitals

1590 Uttarakhand PITHORAGARH DH Pithoragarh Govt Hospitals

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1591 Uttarakhand RUDRA PRAYAG DH Rudarprayag (MadhavAshram Campus)

Govt Hospitals

1592 Uttarakhand TEHRI GARHWAL SDH SPS Rishikesh Govt Hospitals

1593 Uttarakhand UDAM SINGH NAGAR Jawahar Lal Nehru Hospital USNagar

Govt Hospitals

1594 Uttarakhand UTTAR KASHI DH Uttarkashi Govt Hospitals

1595 West Bengal 24 PARAGANAS NORTH Al Amin Nursing Home Private Hospitals

1596 West Bengal 24 PARAGANAS NORTH Bibhuti Bhusan Hospital Pvt. Ltd

Private Hospitals

1597 West Bengal 24 PARAGANAS NORTH Subodh Mitra Cancer Hospital Private Hospitals

1598 West Bengal 24 PARAGANAS NORTH Nehru Memorial Techno Global Hospital

Private Hospitals

1599 West Bengal 24 PARAGANAS SOUTH Maa Durga Nursing Home Private Hospitals

1600 West Bengal 24 PARAGANAS SOUTH Saharhat Nursing Home Private Hospitals

1601 West Bengal 24 PARAGANAS SOUTH ESIC Medical College Hospital Govt Hospitals

1602 West Bengal 24 PARAGANAS SOUTH Canning COVID Hospital Govt Hospitals

1603 West Bengal 24 PARAGANAS SOUTH Ishpat Cooporative Hospital Private Hospitals

1604 West Bengal 24 PARAGANAS SOUTH Budge Budge Institute of Technology (Jagannath Gupta Institute of Medical Science)

Private Hospitals

1605 West Bengal 24 PARAGANAS SOUTH Bharat Sevasram Sangha Hospital

Private Hospitals

1606 West Bengal Alipurduar Falakata SSH Govt Hospitals

1607 West Bengal Alipurduar AYUSH Hospital, Topshikantha Govt Hospitals

1608 West Bengal BANKURA Medicare General Hospital Private Hospitals

1609 West Bengal BANKURA Onda SSH Govt Hospitals

1610 West Bengal BIRBHUM Murarai RCH Govt Hospitals

1611 West Bengal BIRBHUM Rampurhat Govt. Medical College & Hospital

Govt Medical College

1612 West Bengal BIRBHUM RMYF Royal Nursing Home & Diagnostic Centre

Private Hospitals

1613 West Bengal COOCHBEHAR Coochbehar Mission Hospital Pvt. Ltd.

Private Hospitals

1614 West Bengal DARJEELING Medica Hospital Private Hospitals

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1615 West Bengal DARJEELING Desun Hospital Private Hospitals

1616 West Bengal DARJEELING Nivedita Cancer Hospital Private Hospitals

1617 West Bengal DARJEELING Medica Cancer Hospital Private Hospitals

1618 West Bengal DINAJPUR DAKSHIN Pravas Atreyi Eye Hospital Private Hospitals

1619 West Bengal DINAJPUR UTTAR Jeevan Rekha Nursing Home Private Hospitals

1620 West Bengal DINAJPUR UTTAR Raiganj Govt. MCH Govt Medical College

1621 West Bengal DINAJPUR UTTAR Islampur SDH Govt Hospitals

1622 West Bengal HOOGHLY Blue View Nursing Home Private Hospitals

1623 West Bengal HOOGHLY ESI Hospital, Gourhati Govt Hospitals

1624 West Bengal HOOGHLY ESI Hospital, Bandel Govt Hospitals

1625 West Bengal HOOGHLY Kamala Roy Hospital Private Hospitals

1626 West Bengal HOOGHLY Arambag Nursing Home Private Hospitals

1627 West Bengal HOOGHLY Seven Rangers Nursing Home Private Hospitals

1628 West Bengal HOOGHLY Arambagh SDH Govt Hospitals

1629 West Bengal HOWRAH Satyabala ID Hospital Govt Hospitals

1630 West Bengal HOWRAH Sanjivani Nursing Home Private Hospitals

1631 West Bengal HOWRAH Narayana Hospital, Old Building, Westbank

Private Hospitals

1632 West Bengal HOWRAH Workshop Hospital Central Ministry Hospital

1633 West Bengal HOWRAH ESI Hospital, Uluberia Govt Hospitals

1634 West Bengal HOWRAH CH Central Ministry Hospital

1635 West Bengal HOWRAH ESI Hospital, Batikuri Govt Hospitals

1636 West Bengal JALPAIGURI Biswa Bangla Krirangan/Sari Hospital

Govt Hospitals

1637 West Bengal JALPAIGURI Maharaja Agrasen Hospital Private Hospitals

1638 West Bengal Jhargram St. Joseph's Hospital Private Hospitals

1639 West Bengal KOLKATA NRS Medical College & Hospital Govt Medical College

1640 West Bengal KOLKATA Calcutta National Medical College and Hospital

Govt Medical College

1641 West Bengal KOLKATA Medical College and Hospital Govt Medical College

1642 West Bengal KOLKATA Chittaranjan Seva Sdan Govt Hospitals

1643 West Bengal KOLKATA EEDF Medicare Centre (Sri Aurobindo Seva Kendra)

Govt Hospitals

1644 West Bengal KOLKATA R. G. Kar Medical College & Hospital

Govt Medical College

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1645 West Bengal KOLKATA CH Central Ministry Hospital

1646 West Bengal KOLKATA Chittaranjan National Cancer Institute, 2nd Campus

Govt Hospitals

1647 West Bengal MALDAH Dishari Nursing Home Private Hospitals

1648 West Bengal MALDAH Glocal Hospital Private Hospitals

1649 West Bengal MEDINIPUR EAST Chandipur Multi Speciality Hospital

Private Hospitals

1650 West Bengal MEDINIPUR EAST MASS Clinic (Private) Private Hospitals

1651 West Bengal MEDINIPUR EAST Panskura SSH Govt Hospitals

1652 West Bengal MEDINIPUR EAST SDH, Haldia Govt Hospitals

1653 West Bengal MEDINIPUR EAST SDH, Egra Govt Hospitals

1654 West Bengal MEDINIPUR EAST DH, Tamluk Govt Hospitals

1655 West Bengal MEDINIPUR EAST RCN, Sanjeebani Hospital Private Hospitals

1656 West Bengal MEDINIPUR WEST Glocal Pvt. Hospital Private Hospitals

1657 West Bengal MEDINIPUR WEST AYUSH Hospital Govt Hospitals

1658 West Bengal MURSHIDABAD Lalbagh Rainbow Nursing Home Private Hospitals

1659 West Bengal MURSHIDABAD Gitaram Private Hospital Private Hospitals

1660 West Bengal MURSHIDABAD Monmohan Private Healthcare Private Hospitals

1661 West Bengal MURSHIDABAD Old Matri Sadan Hospital Private Hospitals

1662 West Bengal MURSHIDABAD Basumati Healthcare Private Ltd.

Private Hospitals

1663 West Bengal NADIA Glocal Hospital Private Hospitals

1664 West Bengal PASCHIM BARDHAMAN HLG Memorial Hospital Private Hospitals

1665 West Bengal PURBA BARDHAMAN Bardhaman MCH Govt Medical College

1666 West Bengal PURBA BARDHAMAN Bengal Faith Medica Hospital Private Hospitals

1667 West Bengal PURBA BARDHAMAN CAMRI Hospital Private Hospitals

1668 West Bengal PURBA BARDHAMAN Kalna SDH Govt Hospitals

1669 West Bengal PURBA BARDHAMAN Katwa SDH Govt Hospitals

1670 West Bengal PURULIA Raghunathpur SDH/SSH Govt Hospitals

1671 West Bengal PURULIA Deben Mahata GMCH Govt Medical College

1672 West Bengal PURULIA R Singhania Seva Pratisthan, Hospital

Private Hospitals

1673 West Bengal PURULIA Rotary Club Hospital Private Hospitals

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Annexure ‘IV’ – E – Pass for Movement

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S. No. State/ UT E-pass Website /link / email/ Process Remarks / Additional info

1 Andaman & Nicobar Islands

Procedure: Contact the Sub Divisional Magistrates for the particular region: Nicobars district: https://nicobars.andaman.nic.in/about-district/whoswho/ North and Middle Andaman: https://northmiddle.andaman.nic.in/aboutdistrict/whos-who/ South Andaman: https://southandaman.nic.in/whos-who/ For South Andaman, download the application at below link and submit it to the DC- https://cdn.s3waas.gov.in/s3352fe25daf686bdb4edca223c921acea/uploa ds/2020/03/2020032132.pdf

2 Andhra Pradesh

Covid-19 Emergency Pass Links: Registration Link: https://gramawardsachivalayam.ap.gov.in/CVPASSAPP/CV/CVOrganizatio nRegistration DCC/MC/Tahsildar Verification Link: https://gramawardsachivalayam.ap.gov.in/CVPASSAPP/CV/CVLOGIN

3 Assam https://eservices.assam.gov.in/renderApplicationForm.do?serviceId=153 30008&UUID=c3e99053-595a-480e-8b42- 89d852342b24&grievDefined=0&serviceLinkRequired=No&directService= true&userLoggedIn=N&tempId=5969&source=CTZN&OWASP_CSRFTOKE N=CHZA-IAPR-V343-CM5A-3NQM-0S13-ML4U-BIAC

4 Bihar https://serviceonline.bihar.gov.in/resources/homePage/10/loginEnglish.h tm

5 Chandigarh http://admser.chd.nic.in/dpc/

6 Chhattisgarh Download the app for pass https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.allsoft.corona

Control Room No – 0771 – 4066315 Email – dtic-directorate.cg@gov.in Vedvrat Sirmour Jt Transport Commissioner 8224900700, 9424170100 email – atc.cg@gov.in

7 Dadra & Nagar Haveli

http://dnh.nic.in/

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8 Delhi http://59.180.234.21:8080/movementservices/login.htm;jsessionid=5e8e a49156fe201446e287f8762e https://covidpass.egovernments.org/requester-dashboard/register

Helpline Number and email ID Phone: 011-23469526 (24x7) Email ID : covid19helpdesk@delhipolice.gov.in

9 Goa Travel Passes from concerned District area District Magistrate Smt. R. Menaka, IAS, Collector North Goa District Collectorate, Office No: 2223612, 2225383, 2427690, 2426578,2225083 Mobile : 9822123071 / Fax : 2426492 Email : coln.goa@nic.in / Website: https://northgoa.nic.in Shri Ajit Roy, IAS, Collector & District Magistrate South Goa Phone: 0832-2794414/ Fax: 0832-279440 Email: cols.goa@nic.in Website: https://southgoa.nic.in

For Travel Permit: https://goaonline.gov.in/Appln/UIL/DeptSe rvices?__DocId=REV&__ServiceId=REV13 For temporary Pass: https://goaonline.gov.in/Appln/UIL/DeptSe rvices?__DocId=REV&__ServiceId=REV14

10 Gujarat Write to the DC / Sub DM seeking permission to open factory/warehouse, movement of employees and cargo/truck (Include details such as Company name and factory address, Line of business (Specify why is it an essential commodity, Names and copies of ID cards of the employees, any other specifications) and follow up with them. For any further queries, the person can call 079 2325 1900 to seek an update

Companies can also obtain passes for their essential staff and vehicles by sending request at ro53elc@gmail.com / Control Room No: 1077, 51900

11 Haryana https://saralharyana.gov.in/ https://covidpass.egovernments.org/requester-dashboard/register

12 Himachal Pradesh

Apply for a curfew pass at: http://covidepasss.hp.gov.in/apply-for-e-pass/ For Vehicle Movement e-pass in Kangra, Kullu and Una, you can also apply at : https://serviceonline.gov.in/login.do?state_code=2&OWASP_CSRFTOKEN =5T4V-4AYG-9HUE-RUJN-5R4U-3PUP-N0WG-7R7H (Click on ‘Select State’> Choose ‘Himachal Pradesh’ from the drop-down menu> Scroll-down to ‘Newly Launched Services’ > Click on ‘Issuance of epass’)

Himachal Help Line number- 1967 and GMDistrict Industry Centre -Mr Sanjay Kanwar- Deputy Director- Industries- Baddi9418060728

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13 Jammu & Kashmir

Please apply for a curfew pass at: https://serviceonline.gov.in/login.do?state_code=1&OWASP_CSRFTOKEN =SV32-B7OM-DFWJ-763P-LWBH-3FXY-6H0P-CPIL

S. No. State/ UT E-pass Website /link / email/ Process Remarks / Additional info

14 Jharkhand Please apply for a curfew pass at http://164.100.59.117/public/pan_reg.php

15 Karnataka Bangalore: Organisations and individuals can obtain passes from Karnataka State Police (KSP) e-portal at: https://kspclearpass.mygate.com/signup Access FAQs for Individuals applying at: https://mygate.com/blog/faqs-for-ksp-clear-pass-individuals/ Access FAQs for organisations applying at: https://mygate.com/blog/ksp-clearpass-companies/

16 Kerala https://pass.bsafe.kerala.gov.in

17 Ladakh Click at below link to apply for an e-pass : https://leh.nic.in/epass/

18 Madhya Pradesh

Link for e-pass https://mapit.gov.in/covid-19/applyepass.aspx?q=apply

19 Maharashtra MIDC: For Operation of factory / Plant during Lockdown. Write an email to concerned DC. https://permission.midcindia.org/ For the movement of restricted number of employees in Maharashtra except Pune: https://covid19.mhpolice.in/ For the movement of restricted number of employees in Pune: https://www.punepolice.in/

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20 Odisha

https://covidpass.egovernments.org/requester-dashboard/register

SANJOG Helpline Toll Free no- 155335 has been created wherein traders and industries can register their grievances with regard to movement of goods. Sri Surendra Kumar, Principal Secretary Water Resources and State Level Monitoring Unit on Goods and Services. 0674-2536764/ 2323014/ 9437152002 / wrsec.or@nic.in/ surendrakumar1966@nic.in Helpline for drivers and operators has been created (0674-2620200)

21 Puducherry

https://covidpass.egovernments.org/requester-dashboard/register

22 Punjab e-Pass is being issued for those who are engaged in providing essential services like health, manufacturing, transport, storage, shops, banking, media persons. For e-passes, Apply at https://epasscovid19.pais.net.in/ Can also apply at: https://covidpass.egovernments.org/requester-dashboard/register

23 Rajasthan Apply for pass at : https://epass.rajasthan.gov.in/login Access the video here on how to use RajCop Citizen app for lockdown pass at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIrh_o84_0&feature=youtu.be Refer below site for FAQs: https://police.rajasthan.gov.in/FAQ.html Pass can also be applied at https://covidpass.egovernments.org/requester-dashboard/register

24 Tamil Nadu https://epasskki.info/ e-Pass is being issued for those who are engaged in providing essential services like manufacturing, transport, storage and shops but do not have a Government or Private ID. This form is being launched only for such people. Others kindly DO NOT submit this form.

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25 Telangana Can apply for e-pass at: https://covidpass.egovernments.org/requester-dashboard/register

All e-commerce (Delivery) companies, obtain movement passes for your essential staff and vehicles by sending an email to covid19hyd@gmail.com . Please specify details like name, vehicle number, route and employee details All personnel working in factories manufacturing essential items can obtain requisite work passes from the local Police Commissioner's Office in the district where their unit is located. Basic documents like company ID & company letter are required, apart from other personal identification documents. Companies to submit an application on company letterhead stating the vehicle number, and delivery staff's name

26 Uttar Pradesh

http://164.100.68.164/upepass2/

27 Uttarakhand

FAQs & Video to apply for e pass and other online system to address queries and issues is given at below link: https://investuttarakhand.com/

28 West Bengal

https://coronapass.kolkatapolice.org/ Jt. CP-Traffic, Kolkata Police Issues regarding Movement of essential goods within Kolkata. Contact No. 9432610446/ 9874903465

29 Daman & Diu

Daman https://epass.dddcovid19.in/main#home

Diu: Application has to be made in person to the Deputy Collectors office - Shri Harvinder Singh, Direct Landline: 02875 252777 Office PA number: 02875 252444

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Annexure ‘V’ – AAI Guidelines Post Lockdown

SOP/ GUIDELINES FOR RECOMMENCEMENT OF OPERATIONS AT AAI

AIRPORTS POST COVID19 LOCKDOWN

1.1. Govt. of India ordered Nation-wide complete lockdown for 21 days from

24th March, 2020 i.e. till 14th April, 2020 and further extended the same till

3rd May 2020 to mitigate the threat of COVID-19 infection. Accordingly, all Domestic

and International flight movements to/from India have been cancelled during the

period, except cargo and special flights approved by DGCA.

1.2. Immediately after the lockdown is lifted, or as per government directives in this

direction, the scheduled flight operations will commence. Hence, all Airports are

required to be in preparedness to handle the flight operations.

1.3. In this regard, following actions shall be taken by Airport Directors for smooth

restoration of operations at AAI airports.

2 TERMINAL OPERATIONS

2.1 Once the lockdown period is declared to be over, Airports shall be facilitating limited

domestic/ International scheduled flights in phases, to start with, may be at 30%

capacity to facilitate required social distancing. The operations to its original level

are likely to be scaled up in gradual manner.

2.2 Based on the social distancing norms, airports will work out the Terminal Building

capacity and forward it to CHQ so that slot allocation for the planned scheduled

flights post COVID 19 lock down by airline operators can be done accordingly.

2.3 The watch hours will continue to be limited initially and Airlines should try to

operate within the watch hours. However, the watch hours will be restored to

original pre-COVID timings gradually once normalcy is restored.

2.4 At Airports with more than one Terminal, initially only one terminal shall be used,

and larger terminal can be scaled down to reduce cleaning area considering limited

availability of material resources.

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2.5 Initially it is presumed that Airline operations will be limited to Tier-I cities i.e.

Metros and some of the state capitals & major Tier-II cities. The Flights schedule

may be cleared on City Pair basis, so the origin and Destination Airports are open

fully from Lock down situation.

2.6 Airlines are required to file their schedule with DGCA and simultaneously apply for

slots at CHQ for approval well in advance to operate within the limited watch hours

to be made available at Airports, as initially the Summer2020 schedule cannot be

fully implemented. The slots will be provided for ensuring staggered operation based

on capacity restriction of Terminal buildings to facilitate required social distancing.

Recommencement of International Flights should be also done in a similar

coordinated manner.

2.7 Coordination needs to be done with the respective State Govts and local

administration to ensure availability of proper Public transport and private taxies

for providing vital connectivity to the Airport for passengers as well as Airport/

Airline staff. Also, coordinate with the respective local administration to ensure that

Petrol & Diesel is adequately available for sustaining operations at Airport.

2.8 Limited F&B and retail outlets to be made available to the passengers till operations

of Airlines gradually increase. Initially they should serve tea/coffee etc. with take

away snacks in boxes. As part of this limited Restaurant facilities to be permitted

inside Security Hold area, as take away facilities and gradually as sit out facilities

with social distancing norms. At Bar cum Restaurant facilities, the alcoholic

beverages should not be permitted unless it is permitted by the local Administration

of associated City/State.

2.9 Spa Centres & Massage Chair facilities etc., should be suspended as a safety measure

due to requirement of social distancing precautions.

2.10 Airport Directors shall ensure that passenger facilities are provided in Terminal

Building and City side in the following manner so that social distancing measures are

implemented as per directives of Ministry of Health & Family Welfare:

a) Passenger seating arrangement shall be done in such a manner so as to maintain

social distancing (1- 1.5 m) among passengers using the chairs.

b) Sufficient staff shall be deployed near washrooms, X-Ray machines, Conveyor

belts etc. to guide passengers to maintain sufficient distance.

c) Alternate Check- In counters may be used to avoid congestion near counters.

Queue at counters shall be managed by Airlines staff to manage sufficient

distance among passengers. Also, Check-In counters may be opened well in

advance to stagger the crowd.

d) Coordinate with Airlines so that passengers to reach airport well in advance

and queue at entry points, frisking booths, boarding gates shall be managed in

proper manner to ensure sufficient distance among passengers and staff.

e) Social distancing (1-1.5 meter) markings/stickers shall be provided at

appropriate places for passengers as well as airport staff.

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f) Assign designated parking stands and baggage reclaim belts/carousels for

flights arriving from areas with active community transmission & declared Hot

Spots for COVID19. Where multiple baggage carousels are available, alternate

Carousals can be planned for arriving passengers to maintain social distancing

while collecting the bags.

g) Set up designated area for health declaration. Make adequate Health

Declaration Forms available.

i) Health information in the form of posters, videos, leaflets and public announcement at

the airport and in flight and Proper signage shall be made available at appropriate places

in the terminal building for the guidance of passengers. Also, Central and State Call

centre numbers along with do's and don’ts as issued by Ministry of Health & Family

Welfare shall be displayed at all prominent locations.

j) Kerb Area/ City side traffic / Car parking area should be strictly monitored in

coordination with traffic police/ DGR Staff to prevent congestion and to maintain social

distancing.

k) Sufficient stock of sanitizers/ disinfectant materials should be ensured and schedule

with frequency chart of sanitization/ disinfectant should also be prepared and

implemented. Seating Zones be created in the security hold so that alternating use of

seating for departing passengers can be created to provide for frequent zone wise cleaning & sanitation of used seats.

2.11 Duty roster of AAI officials and casual staff as per requirement shall be prepared and

monitored to ensure smooth operations.

2.12 Restrict access to critical Operational Control Centres such as AOCC, SOCC ATC

Tower & ANS units etc., strictly for authorised personnel as per requirement.

2.13 Disinfect all the units and areas after each shift change.

3 SCREENING OF PASSENGERS:

3.1 To check the health & screening of the passengers both departing and arriving,

sufficient number of doctors and paramedics shall be deployed by state govt. or

APHO.

3.2 Sufficient number of health declaration forms shall be made available for all the

departing and arriving passengers at the departure and arrival gates in coordination

with the Airlines along with facilities such as writing desks with writing instruments.

Arrangements should be made for inflight announcements and distribution of health

declaration forms on board the aircraft to avoid delay due to filling up on arrival.

3.3 A dedicated triage Area/ Isolation area needs to be setup with primary medical

facility at both arriving and departing terminal for confirmed or suspected COVID19

patients. Dedicated medicated staff should also be there to provide basic health

care as per guidelines of state govt. or APHO.

3.4 Set up de-gowning area for medical personnel to divest and dispose Personal

Protective Equipment.

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3.5 The Airport staff working at the airport should be provided with all essential

protective equipment when handling passengers and otherwise, based on the risk

category as per attached Circular of Ministry of Health & Family Welfare.

3.6 Contact list and response protocol in case of observation of COVID-19 to be

established and communicated to all stakeholders to follow.

4. GUIDELINES RELATED TO SANITISATION AND CLEANLINESS

4.1. Cleanliness & sanitisation of every nook and corner of entire Terminal Building and

public areas shall be ensured including washrooms, chairs, counters, trolleys,

security trays, X-Ray machines, railings, doors etc on regular basis.

4.2. Quality of Water provided for Drinking shall be maintained by periodic testing of

water samples.

4.3. Safe and Proper disposal of all categories of waste generated at the terminal building

shall be ensured to limit spread of infection if any. Also, proper disposal facilities of

biohazard material through a specialized agency to be ensured.

4.4. Cleaning of waste containers such as trash cans shall be strengthened, and regular

disinfection shall be performed.

4.5. When suspected or confirmed cases or passengers with suspicious symptoms are

found in airports, entire terminal disinfection should be performed by professionals,

using duly approved disinfecting device.

4.6. Adequate pest control measures shall be undertaken for the terminal building &

Operational area.

4.7. Proper ventilation shall be ensured at various places of Airport wherever it is

possible.

5 GUIDELINES RELATED TO HEALTH & SAFETY OF PASSENGERS & PERSONNEL

5.1. All personnel working in Terminal Building are required to maintain social distance

on-duty as well as off-duty.

5.2. Visitor passes for Arrival and Departure terminals along with family and greeters

outside the terminal building shall be restricted.

5.3. Airport facilities, e.g. smoking rooms, kids play areas and praying rooms shall be

restricted to limited number of people to minimize gathering.

5.4. Social distancing (1-1.5 meter) markings shall be provided at various places at the

Airport including departing, arriving gates, in queue at various location, in lounges,

public places etc. for passengers as well as airport staff.

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5.5. Health information in the form of posters, videos, leaflets and public announcement

at the airport and in flight and Proper signage shall be made available at

appropriate/strategic points in the terminal building for the guidance of passengers.

Also, do's and don’ts as issued by Ministry of Health & Family Welfare shall be

displayed at prominent places.

5.6. Hand-sanitizing stations and/or hand wash facility shall be installed inside the

terminals, control centres, check-in counters, catering-kitchen, and entrances to

office buildings and at other installations for the use of staff and passengers.

5.7. Employees showing symptoms such as high fever, difficulty in breathing and cough

may not be taken on duty & allowed entry into airport/office. Such cases should be

reported to appropriate health Authorities.

6 AIRSIDE OPERATIONS

In order to fulfil the responsibility of the Airport Operator at AAI airports the following

guidelines are required to be followed on the airside:

6.1. Airport Director must issue advisory to all the agencies that they should brief their

staff to follow the social distancing measures and wear protective gear to avoid any

infection while handling aircraft operations.

6.2. Restrict access to critical operational control centres to persons who are strictly

required and issue the guideline to their airport staff to minimize public interaction.

6.3. Washing hands with soap/hand wash or using alcohol-based hand sanitizers is an

effective step to prevent coronavirus infection. Therefore, Airports must arrange

either movable wash basin with water tank or keep alcohol-based hand sanitizers at

all the entry points to airside i.e. airside gates, cargo complex etc for the use of

staff working on airside.

6.4. Restrict the gathering of large number of labour/staffs at one place on Airside

6.5. All the daily maintenance at Airside to be done by using all preventive measures to

avoid infection.

6.6. Employees showing symptoms such as high fever, difficulty in breathing and cough

may not be allowed entry into airport/office. Such cases should be reported to

appropriate health Authorities.

6.7. Assign designated parking stands, conveyor belts, passenger buses, crew vehicles

etc. for flights arriving from areas with active community transmission.

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7 INSPECTION OF AIRSIDE

The following checks are required to be carried out by the Airport prior to commencement

of the aircraft operation to ensure the facilities are available for the safe aircraft operation:

Check to be carried out on Airside before start of Aircraft Operations

Area Check Point

Runway a) Runway surface condition - Damage to the pavement such as cracking,

condition of joint sealing, undulation or unevenness in asphalt surfaces or

deterioration of any kind

b) Runway Pavement contamination -Cleanliness/presence of FOD & Grass in

cracked pavement etc.

c) Runway Markings

d) Serviceability of Runway Lightings(AGL)

Taxiway a) Taxiway surface condition - Damage to the pavement such as cracking,

condition of joint sealing, undulation or unevenness in asphalt surfaces or

deterioration of any kind

b) Taxiway Pavement contamination -Cleanliness/presence of FOD & Grass etc.

c) Taxiway Markings

d) Serviceability of Taxiway Lightings

e) Serviceability of Guidance Signage’s (mandatory and informatory)

Apron a) Apron surface condition - Damage to the pavement such as cracking, condition

of joint sealing, undulation or unevenness in asphalt surfaces or deterioration of

any kind

b) Apron Pavement contamination -Cleanliness/presence of FOD & Grass etc.

c) Apron Markings

d) Serviceability of Apron Flood Lights

e) Serviceability of Aero Bridges (if available)

f) Serviceability of Apron Guidance Signs, parking stand guidance signs etc.

g) Serviceability of VDGS

Others a) Serviceability of Approach Lights, PAPI

b) Serviceability of NAV-AIDS

c) Serviceability of Operation's Vehicles (Fire & Airside Management)

d) Availability of adequate resources and manpower for maintaining fire

category

e) Grass / bushes in the runway and taxiway strip

f) Serviceability of Obstacle lights

g) Availability of Ground Handling services

h) Availability of Fuelling services

i) Presence of Bird/ Wildlife & availability of mitigation systems

j) Perimeter wall/fence is fully secured and repaired if required

7.1. Airports to facilitate test flying and inspections of Aircraft by regulators for

certifying airworthiness

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7.2. Refresher training & evaluation especially for Ground personnel involved in critical

handling of aircraft.

7.3. FIRE STATIONS

a) Social distancing as per norms shall be maintained in the Crew Room.

b) All crew members on duty shall compulsorily wear face masks & gloves

c) Sitting arrangement shall be made in open if crew room is not having sufficient

space for social distancing.

d) Use of Air Conditioning to be avoided in office and crew room.

e) Fire Station in-charge shall follow routine activity chart with social distancing

as per norms.

f) ACFTs, Ambulances and other equipment’s to be properly maintained and

disinfected at the beginning of each shift.

g) Other guidelines to monitor temperature, sanitation, disinfection etc. at work

place issued from time to time shall be followed.

8. Above are broad guidelines. However, a station level SOP has to be developed by Airport

Directors based on local conditions/infrastructure and tested through a tabletop exercise with

all stakeholders for smooth commencement & sustenance of operations post lockdown.

Further, ACI has issued Common Measures Implemented at Airports in Asia-Pacific to Prevent

the Spread of COVID-19 and is attached as a reference material.

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Annexure ‘VI’ – Guidelines for Home Isolation of Very Mild/ Pre-Symptomatic COVID-19 Cases (MoHFW)

MoHFW has issued addition guidelines on appropriate management of suspect/confirmed case of

COVID-19 on 07 April 2020. All suspected (awaiting test results) and confirmed cases of COVID-19

disease are currently being isolated and managed in a hospital setting with the intent to break

the chain of transmission.

As per existing guidelines, during the containment phase the patients should be clinically assigned

as very mild/mild, moderate or severe and accordingly admitted to (i) COVID Care Center, (ii)

Dedicated COVID Health Center or (iii) Dedicated COVID Hospital respectively. However, very

mild/pre symptomatic patients having the requisite facility at his/her residence for self-isolation

will have the option for home isolation.

1. Eligibility of home isolation:

I. The person should be clinically assigned as a very mild case/ pre-symptomatic case by

the treating medical officer.

II. Such cases should have the requisite facility at their residence for self-isolation and

also for quarantining the family contacts.

III. A care giver should be available to provide care on 24 x7 basis. A communication link

between the caregiver and hospital is a prerequisite for the entire duration of home

isolation.

IV. The care giver and all close contacts of such cases should take Hydroxychloroquine

prophylaxis as per protocol and as prescribed by the treating medical officer.

V. Download Arogya Setu App on mobile (available at: https://www.mygov.in/aarogya-

setuapp/) and it should remain active at all times (through Bluetooth and Wi-Fi)

VI. The patient shall agree to monitor his health and regularly inform his health status to

the District Surveillance Officer for further follow up by the surveillance teams.

VII. The patient will fill in an undertaking on self-isolation (Annexure I) and shall follow

home quarantine guidelines. Such individual shall be eligible for home isolation.

2. When to seek medical attention

Patient / Care giver will keep monitoring their health. Immediate medical attention must

be sought if serious signs or symptoms develop. These could include:

I. Difficulty in breathing

II. Persistent pain/pressure in the chest

III. Mental confusion or inability to arouse

IV. Developing bluish discolorations of lips/face and

V. As advised by treating medical officer

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3. When to discontinue home isolation

Patients under home isolation will end home isolation if symptoms are clinically resolved

and the surveillance medical officer certifies him to be free of infection after laboratory

testing.

Annexure I

Undertaking on self-isolation

I ………………………… S/W of ……………………, resident of …………………………………… being diagnosed as a

confirmed/suspect case of COVID-19, do hereby voluntarily undertake to maintain strict self-

isolation at all times for the prescribed period. During this period I shall monitor my health and

those around me and interact with the assigned surveillance team/with the call center (1075), in

case I suffer from any deteriorating symptoms or any of my close family contacts develops any

symptoms consistent with COVID-19.

I have been explained in detail about the precautions that I need to follow while I am under self-

isolation.

I am liable to be acted on under the prescribed law for any non-adherence to self-isolation

protocol.

Signature____________________

Date________________________

Contact Number ______________

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Annexure II

1. Instruction for caregivers

I. Mask: The caregiver should wear a triple layer medical mask appropriately when in

the room with the ill person. Front portion of the mask should not be touched or

handled during use. If the mask gets wet or dirty with secretions, it must be changed

immediately. Discard the mask after use and perform hand hygiene after disposal of

the mask.

II. He/she should avoid touching own face, nose or mouth.

III. Hand hygiene must be ensured following contact with ill person or his immediate

environment. Hand hygiene should also be practiced before and after preparing food,

before eating, after using the toilet, and same whenever hands look dirty. Use soap

and water for hand washing at least for 40 seconds. Alcohol-based hand rub can be

used, if hands are not visibly soiled.

IV. After using soap and water, use of disposable paper towels to dry hands is desirable.

If not available, use dedicated clean cloth towels and replace them when they become

wet.

V. Exposure to patient: Avoid direct contact with body fluids of the patient, particularly

oral or respiratory secretions. Use disposable gloves while handling the patient.

Perform hand hygiene before and after removing gloves.

VI. Avoid exposure to potentially contaminated items in his immediate environment (e.g.

avoid sharing cigarettes, eating utensils, dishes, drinks, used towels or bed linen).

VII. Food must be provided to the patient in his room.

VIII. Utensils and dishes used by the patient should be cleaned with soap/detergent and

water wearing gloves. The utensils and dishes may be re-used. Clean hands after taking

off gloves or handling used items.

IX. Use triple layer medical mask and disposable gloves while cleaning or handling

surfaces, clothing or linen used by the patient. Perform hand hygiene before and after

removing gloves

X. The care giver will make sure that the patient follows the prescribed treatment.

XI. The care giver and all close contact will self-monitor their health with daily

temperature monitoring and report promptly if they develop any symptom suggestive

of COVID-19 (fever/cough/difficulty in breathing)

2. Instruction for the patients

I. Patient should always use triple layer medical mask. Discard mask after 8 hours of use

or earlier if they become wet or visibly soiled.

II. Mask should be discarded only after disinfecting it with 1% Sodium Hypochlorite.

III. Patient must stay in the identified room and away from other people in home,

especially elderlies and those with co-morbid conditions like hypertension,

cardiovascular disease, renal disease etc.

IV. Patient must take rest and drink lot of fluids to maintain adequate hydration.

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V. Follow respiratory etiquettes all the time.

VI. Hands must be washed often with soap and water for at least 40 seconds or clean with

alcohol-based sanitizer.

VII. Don’t share personal items with other people.

VIII. Clean surfaces in the room that are touched often (tabletops, doorknobs, handles,

etc) with 1% hypochlorite solution.

IX. The patient must strictly follow the physician’s instructions and medication advice.

X. The patient will self-monitor his/her health with daily temperature monitoring and

report promptly if develops any deterioration of symptom.

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Annexure ‘VII’ – Guidelines on Rational Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

1. Point of Entry

S. No. Setting Activity Risk Recommended PPE Remarks

1 Health Desk Provide information to travellers

Low risk Triple layer medical mask

Gloves

Minimum distance of one meter needs to be maintained.

2 Immigration counters,

customs and airport security

Provide services to the passengers

Low risk Triple layer medical mask Gloves

Minimum distance of one meter needs to be maintained.

3 Temperature recording station

Record Temperature with handheld thermal recorder.

Low risk Triple layer medical mask

Gloves

4 Holding area/

Isolation facility of APHO/ PHO

Interview & Clinical examination by doctors/ nurses

Moderate Risk

N-95 masks

Gloves

5 Isolation

facility of APHO

Clinical management (doctors, nurses)

Moderate Risk

N-95 masks

Gloves

Attending to severely ill passenger

High risk Full complement of PPE

When aerosol generating procedures are anticipated

5 Sanitary staff Cleaning

frequently touched surfaces/ Floor/ cleaning linen

Moderate risk

N-95 mask

Gloves

6 Administrative staff

Providing administrative

support

No risk No PPE No contact with patients of COVID- 19. They should not venture into areas where suspect COVID-19 cases are being managed.

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2. Hospital setting

S. No Setting Activity Risk Recommended PPE Remarks

1 Triage area Triaging patients

Provide triple layer mask to patient.

Moderate risk

N 95 mask

Gloves

Patients get masked.

2 Screening area

help desk/ Registration counter

Provide information to patients

Moderate risk

N-95 mask

Gloves

3 Temperature recording

station

Record temperature with

Handheld thermal recorder

Moderate Risk

N 95 mask

Gloves

4 Holding area/ waiting area

Nurses /

paramedic interacting with patients

Moderate Risk

N 95 mask

Gloves

Minimum distance of one meter needs to be maintained.

5 Doctors chamber

Clinical management (doctors, nurses)

Moderate Risk

N 95 mask

Gloves

No aerosol generating procedures should be allowed.

6 Sanitary staff Cleaning frequently

touched surfaces/ Floor/ cleaning

linen

Moderate risk

N-95 mask

Gloves

7 Visitors accompanying

young children and elderlies

Support in navigating various

service areas

Low risk Triple layer medical mask

No other visitors should be allowed to accompany patients in OPD settings. The visitors thus allowed should practice hand hygiene

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3. Quarantine Facility

S. No. Setting Activity Risk Recommended PPE Remarks

1 Persons being quarantined

Low Risk Triple layer mask

2 Healthcare staff working at quarantine facility

Health monitoring and temperature recording

Low Risk Triple layer mask Gloves

Clinical examination of symptomatic persons

Moderate Risk

N-95 masks

Gloves

3 Support staff Low Risk Triple layer mask Gloves

4. Home Quarantine

S. No. Setting Activity Risk Recommended PPE Remarks

1 Persons being quarantined

Low Risk Triple layer mask

2 Designated family member

Taking care of person being quarantined

Low Risk Gloves While cleaning commonly touched surfaces or handling soiled linen

3 Other family No Risk No PPE required Maintain a distance of at least 1 meter from person under home quarantine. Senior citizens in the household should stay away from such persons under home quarantine.

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Annexure ‘VIII’ – Additional Guidelines on Rational Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

1. About this guideline

This guideline is for health care workers and others working in Non COVID hospitals and NonCOVID

treatment areas of a hospital which has a COVID block. These guidelines are in continuation

of guidelines issued previously on ‘Rational use of Personal Protective Equipment’

(https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/GuidelinesonrationaluseofPersonalProtectiveEquipment.pdf).

This guideline uses “settings” approach to guide on the type of personal protective equipment to

be used in different settings.

2. Rational use of PPE for Non COVID hospitals and Non-COVID treatment areas of a hospital

which has a COVID block

The PPEs are to be used based on the risk profile of the health care worker. The document

describes the PPEs to be used in different settings.

Out Patient Department

S. No.

Setting Activity Risk

Recommended

PPE Remarks

1 Help desk/ Registration Counter

Provide information to patients

Mild risk Triple layer medical mask

Latex examination gloves

Physical distancing to be followed at all times

2 Doctors chamber

Clinical management

Mild risk Triple layer medical mask

Latex examination gloves

No aerosol generating procedures should be allowed.

3 Chamber of Dental/ENT doctors/ Ophthalmology doctors

Clinical management

Moderate risk

N-95 mask

Goggles

Latex examination gloves

+ face shield

Aerosol generating procedures anticipated. Face shield, when a splash of body fluid is expected

4 Pre- anesthetic check-up clinic

Pre-anesthetic check-up

Moderate risk

N-95 mask

Goggles *

Latex examination gloves

* Only recommended when close examination of oral cavity/dentures is to be done

5 Pharmacy counter

Distribution of drugs

Mild risk Triple layer medical mask

Latex examination gloves

Frequent use of hand sanitizer is advised over gloves.

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6 Sanitary staff Cleaning

frequently touched surfaces/ Floor

Mild risk Triple layer medical mask

Latex examination gloves

#All hospitals should identify a separate triage and holding area for patients with Influenza like

illness so that suspect COVID cases are triaged and managed away from the main out-patient

department.

I. In-patient Department (Non-COVID Hospital &Non-COVID treatment areas of a

hospital which has a COVID block)

S. No

Setting Activity Risk Recommended PPE

Remarks

1

Ward/individual rooms Clinical management

Mild risk Triple layer medical mask

Latex examination gloves

Patients stable. No aerosol generating activity.

2

ICU/ Critical care Critical care management

Moderate risk

N-95 mask

Goggles

Nitrile examination gloves

+Face shield

Aerosol generating activities performed. Face shield, when a splash of body fluid is expected

3

Ward/ICU /critical care

Dead body packing

Low Risk Triple Layer medical mask

Latex examination gloves

4

Ward/ICU/ Critical care (Non-COVID)

Dead body transport to mortuary

Low Risk Triple Layer medical mask

Latex examination gloves

5

Labor room Intra-partum care

Moderate Risk

Triple Layer medical mask

Latex examination gloves

Sterile latex gloves N-95 mask*

Patient to be masked in the Labor room *If the pregnant woman is a resident of containment zone

6

Operation Theatre Performing surgery, administering general anaesthesia

Moderate Risk

Triple Layer medical mask

Face shield (-wherever feasible)

Sterile latex gloves

Already OT staff shall be wearing For personnel involved in aerosol generating

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+ Goggles N-95 mask*

*If the person being operated upon is a resident of containment zone

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Sanitation Cleaning frequently touched surfaces/ floor/ changing linen

Low Risk Triple Layer medical mask

Latex examination gloves

II. Emergency Department (Non-COVID)

S. No

Setting Activity Risk Recommended PPE

Remarks

1

Emergency Attending emergency cases

Mild risk Triple layer medical mask

Latex examination gloves

No aerosol generating procedures are allowed

2

Attending to severely ill patients while performing aerosol generating procedure

High risk Full complement of PPE (N-95 mask, coverall, goggle, Nitrile examination gloves, shoe cover)

Aerosol generating activities performed. Face shield, when a splash of body fluid is expected

III. Other Supportive/ Ancillary Services

S. No

Setting Activity Risk Recommended PPE

Remarks

1

Routine Laboratory

Sample collection and transportation and testing of routine (non-respiratory) samples

Mild risk Triple layer medical mask

Latex examination gloves

Respiratory samples

Moderate risk

N-95 mask

Latex examination gloves

2

Radiodiagnosis, Blood bank, etc.

Imaging services, blood bank services etc.

Mild risk Triple Layer medical mask

Latex examination gloves

3

CSSD/Laundry Handling linen Mild risk Triple Layer medical mask

Latex examination gloves

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4

Other supportive services incl. Kitchen

Administrative Financial Engineering** and dietary** services etc.

Low risk Face cover ** Engineering and dietary service personnel visiting treatment areas will wear personal protective gears appropriate to that area

IV. Pre-hospital (Ambulance) Services

S. No

Setting Activity Risk Recommended PPE

Remarks

1

Ambulance Transfer to designated hospital

Transporting patients not on any assisted ventilation

Low risk Triple layer medical mask

Latex examination gloves

Management of SARI patient

High risk Full complement of PPE (N-95 mask, coverall, goggle, latex examination gloves, shoe cover)

While performing aerosol generating procedure

Driving the ambulance

Low risk Triple Layer medical mask

Latex examination gloves

Driver helps in shifting patients to the emergency

V. Points to remember while using PPE

I. Standard precaution to be followed at all times

II. PPEs are not alternative to basic preventive public health measures such as hand

hygiene, respiratory etiquettes which must be followed at all times.

III. Always follow the laid down protocol for disposing off PPEs as detailed in

infection prevention and control guideline available on website of MoHFW.

In addition, patients and their attendants to be encouraged to put on face cover. In case a

COVID-19 patient is detected in such Non-COVID Health facility, the MoHFW guidelines for the

same has to be followed (Available at:

https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/GuidelinestobefollowedondetectionofsuspectorconfirmedCO

VID19case.pdf)

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Annexure ‘IX’ – Guidelines on Disinfection of Common Public Places Including Offices

The guidelines are issued to provide guidance about the environmental cleaning

/decontamination of common public places including offices in areas reporting COVID-19.

1. Indoor areas including office spaces

I. Office spaces, including conference rooms should be cleaned every evening after office

hours or early in the morning before the rooms are occupied. If contact surface is visibly

dirty, it should be cleaned with soap and water prior to disinfection. Prior to cleaning,

the worker should wear disposable rubber boots, gloves (heavy duty), and a triple layer

mask.

II. Start cleaning from cleaner areas and proceed towards dirtier areas. 

III. All indoor areas such as entrance lobbies, corridors and staircases, escalators,

elevators, security guard booths, office rooms, meeting rooms, cafeteria should be

mopped with a disinfectant with 1% sodium hypochlorite or phenolic disinfectants. The

guidelines for preparing fresh 1% sodium hypochlorite solution is at Annexure I

IV. High contact surfaces such elevator buttons, handrails / handles and call buttons,

escalator handrails, public counters, intercom systems, equipment like telephone,

printers/scanners, and other office machines should be cleaned twice daily by mopping

with a linen/absorbable cloth soaked in 1% sodium hypochlorite. Frequently touched

areas like table tops, chair handles, pens, diary files, keyboards, mouse, mouse pad,

tea/coffee dispensing machines etc. should specially be cleaned.

V. For metallic surfaces like door handles, security locks, keys etc. 70% alcohol can be

used to wipe down surfaces where the use of bleach is not suitable.

VI. Hand sanitizing stations should be installed in office premises (especially at the entry)

and near high contact surfaces.

VII. In a meeting/conference/office room, if someone is coughing, without following

respiratory etiquettes or mask, the areas around his/her seat should be vacated and

cleaned with 1% sodium hypochlorite.

VIII. Carefully clean the equipment used in cleaning at the end of the cleaning process. 

IX. Remove PPE, discard in a disposable PPE in yellow disposable bag and wash hands with

soap and water

In addition, all employees should consider cleaning the work area in front of them with a

disinfecting wipe prior to use and sit one seat further away from others, if possible.

2. Outdoor areas

Outdoor areas have less risk then indoor areas due to air currents and exposure to sunlight.

These include bus stops, railway platforms, parks, roads, etc. Cleaning and disinfection efforts

should be targeted to frequently touched/contaminated surfaces as already detailed above.

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3. Public toilets

I. Sanitary workers must use separate set of cleaning equipment for toilets (mops, nylon

scrubber) and separate set for sink and commode). They should always wear

disposable protective gloves while cleaning a toilet.

Areas Agents / Toilet cleaner Procedure

Toilet pot/ commode Sodium hypochlorite 1%/ detergent Soap powder / long handle angular brush

Inside of toilet pot/commode: Scrub with the recommended agents and the long handle angular brush.

Outside: Clean with recommended agents; use a scrubber.

Lid/ commode Nylon scrubber and soap powder/detergent 1% Sodium Hypochlorite

Wet and scrub with soap powder and the nylon scrubber inside and outside.

Wipe with 1% Sodium Hypochlorite

Toilet floor Soap powder /detergent and scrubbing brush/ nylon broom 1% Sodium Hypochlorite

Scrub floor with soap powder and the scrubbing brush

Wash with water

Use sodium hypochlorite1% dilution

Sink Soap powder / detergent and nylon scrubber 1% Sodium Hypochlorite

Scrub with the nylon scrubber.

Wipe with 1% sodium hypochlorite

Showers area / Taps and fittings

Warm water Detergent powder Nylon Scrubber 1% Sodium Hypochlorite/ 70% alcohol

Thoroughly scrub the floors/tiles with warm water and detergent

Wipe over taps and fittings with a damp cloth and detergent.

Care should be taken to clean the underside of taps and fittings.

Wipe with 1% sodium hypochlorite/ 70% alcohol

Soap dispensers Detergent and water Should be cleaned daily with detergent and water and dried.

II. 70% Alcohol can be used to wipe down surfaces where the use of bleach is not

suitable, e.g. metal. (Chloroxylenol (4.5-5.5%)/ Benzalkonium Chloride or any

other disinfectants found to be effective against coronavirus may be used as per

manufacturer’s instructions)

III. Always use freshly prepared 1% sodium hypochlorite. Do not use disinfectants spray

on potentially highly contaminated areas (such as toilet bowl or surrounding

surfaces) as it may create splashes which can further spread the virus.

IV. To prevent cross contamination, discard cleaning material made of cloth (mop and

wiping cloth) in appropriate bags after cleaning and disinfecting. Wear new pair

of gloves and fasten the bag.

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V. Disinfect all cleaning equipment after use and before using in other area.

VI. Disinfect buckets by soaking in bleach solution or rinse in hot water.

4. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Wear appropriate PPE which would include the

following while carrying out cleaning and disinfection work.

I. Wear disposable rubber boots, gloves (heavy duty), and a triple layer mask

II. Gloves should be removed and discarded damaged, and a new pair worn.

III. All disposable PPE should be removed and discarded after cleaning activities are

completed.

IV. Hands should be washed with soap and water immediately after each piece of PPE

is removed, following completion of cleaning. (Refer to Annexure II: Steps of Hand

Hygiene)

V. Masks are effective if worn according to instructions and properly fitted. Masks

should be discarded and changed if they become physically damaged or soaked.

(Annexure-III: Guidelines for use of mask)

Annexure I

Guidelines for Preparation of 1% sodium hypochlorite solution

Product Available chlorine 1 percent

Sodium hypochlorite – liquid bleach 3.5% 1 part bleach to 2.5 parts water

Sodium hypochlorite – liquid 5% 1 part bleach to 4 parts water

NaDCC (sodium dichloroisocyanurate) powder 60% 17 grams to 1 litre water

NaDCC (1.5 g/ tablet) – tablets 60% 11 tablets to 1 litre water

Chloramine – powder 25% 80 g to 1 litre water

Bleaching powder 70% 7g g to 1 litre water

Any other As per manufacturer’s Instructions

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Guidelines for use of mask: The correct procedure of wearing triple layer surgical mask

I. Perform hand hygiene

II. Unfold the pleats; make sure that they are facing down.

III. Place over nose, mouth and chin.

IV. Fit flexible nose piece over Nose Bridge.

V. Secure with tie strings (upper string to be tied on top of head above the ears –lower

string at the back of the neck.)

VI. Ensure there are no gaps on either side of the mask, adjust to fit.

VII. Do not let the mask hanging from the neck.

VIII. Change the mask after six hours or as soon as they become wet.

IX. Disposable masks are never to be reused and should be disposed off.

X. While removing the mask great care must be taken not to touch the potentially infected

outer surface of the mask

XI. To remove mask first untie the string below and then the string above and handle the

mask using the upper strings.

XII. Disposal of used masks: Used mask should be considered as potentially infected medical

waste. Discard the mask in a closed bin immediately after use.

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Annexure ‘X’- Guidelines to be Followed on Detection of Suspect/ Confirmed COVID-19 Case in a non-COVID Health Facility

1. Background

There have been some instances of hospitals having closed down as few health care workers

(HCW) working there turned out to be positive for COVID -19. Also, some non-COVID health

facilities have reported confirmation of COVID-19, in patients admitted for unrelated/non-

respiratory illness, causing undue apprehension among healthcare workers, sometimes

leading to impaired functionality of such hospitals.

Although Ministry of Health & Family Welfare has issued comprehensive guidance to prevent

occurrence of Hospital Acquired Infection (HAI) in health facilities, the practice of universal

precautions might still be lacking in many of our hospitals. A COVID-19 case with

mild/asymptomatic/atypical presentation may go undetected and inadvertently transmit the

infection to other patients and healthcare workers, putting these individuals at risk of

contracting disease and compromise the functionality of the healthcare facility.

2. Purpose of document

This document aims to provide guidance on action to be taken on detection of

suspect/confirmed COVID-19 case in a healthcare facility.

3. Scope

This document in intended for both (i) COVID-19 healthcare facilities (public and private)

which are already receiving or preparing to receive suspected or confirmed COVID-19 patients

as well as (ii) Non-COVID healthcare facilities.

4. Institutional arrangement

The Hospital Infection Control Committee (HICC) has well-defined composition, roles and

responsibilities. This committee is responsible for establishing a mechanism for reporting of

development of symptoms suggestive of COVID-19 in HCW. These include surveillance for

fever/cough/breathing difficulty through either self-reporting or active and passive screening

at the beginning of their shift. The Committee will also monitor patients (who have been

admitted for non-COVID illness) for development of unexplained fever/cough/breathing

difficulty during their stay. HICC will ensure that existing IPC guidelines against such high risk

situations must be audited, updated and reiterated to all HCW. Further, all IPC guidelines will

be strictly adhered to and followed at all times. As a matter of abundant precautions for

hospitals located in proximity/catering to COVID-19 containment zone/s it might be desirable

to treat all patients as suspect COVID-19 case until proven otherwise and exercise standard

care. Whenever a non-COVID patient or any healthcare workers is suspected to have COVID

like symptoms/tests positive for COVID-19, the HICC will come into action, investigate the

matter and suggest further course of action as described below.

I. Action to be taken on detection of COVID -19 case in non-COVID health facility

When a positive COVID-19 patient is identified in a health care facility, not designated

as COVID-19 isolation facility:

i. Inform the local health authorities about the case.

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ii. Assess the clinical status of the patient prior to referral to a designated COVID

facility.

iii. The patient should be immediately isolated to another room (if currently being

managed in a shared ward/room). If the clinical condition permits, such patients

should be masked and only a dedicated healthcare worker should attend this

case, following due precautions.

iv. If the clinical status of the case permits, transfer such case to a COVID-19

isolation facility (Dedicated COVID Health Centre or dedicated COVID Hospital),

informing the facility beforehand about the transfer, as per his/her clinical

status, test results (if available), with information to local health authority.

Complete case records of such patients must be made available to the receiving

hospital.

v. Follow appropriate standard precautions while transporting the patient.

vi. This should be followed by disinfection procedures at the facility and the

ambulance

vii. All contacts of this patient (other patients being managed in the same room or

ward, healthcare workers who have attended to him/her, support staff who may

have come in close contact, caretaker/visitors etc.) should be quarantined and

followed up for 14 days. Their details must also be shared with the local health

authorities.

viii. All close contacts (other HCWs and supportive staff) of the confirmed case

should be put on Hydroxychloroquine chemoprophylaxis for a period of 7 weeks,

keeping in mind the contraindications of HCQ.

ix. If a healthcare worker is suspected to have contacted the disease, the following

additional action needs to be performed.

II. When a suspect/confirmed COVID-19 HCW is identified

i. HCWs developing respiratory symptoms (e.g. fever, cough, shortness of breath)

should be considered suspected case of COVID-19.

ii. He/she should immediately put on a facemask, inform his supervisor and HICC.

He/she should be isolated and arrangement must be made to immediately to

refer such a HCW to COVID-19 designated hospital (if not already working in

such a facility) for isolation and further management.

iii. He/she should be immediately taken off the roster

iv. Rapidly risk stratify other HCWs and other patients that might have been

exposed to the suspect HCW and put them under quarantine and follow up for

14 days (or earlier if the test result of a suspect case turns out negative). Their

details must also be shared with the local health authorities.

v. All close contacts (other HCW and supportive staff) of the confirmed case should

be put on Hydroxychloroquine chemoprophylaxis for a period of 7 weeks,

keeping in mind the contraindications of the HCQ.

vi. All health facilities (HCF) must have a staffing plan in place including a

contingency plan for such an event to maintain continuity of operations. E.g.

staff in HCF can be divided into groups to work on rotation basis every 14 days

and a group of back up staff which is pooled in case some high risk

exposure/HCW with suspected COVID-19 infection is detected.

vii. Ensure that the disinfection procedures are strictly followed.

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Once a suspect/confirmed case is detected in a healthcare facility, standard procedure of

rapid isolation, contact listing and tracking disinfection will follow with no need to shut down

the whole facility.

5. Decision on further /continued use of non-COVID facilities where a single/multiple COVID-

19 case has been reported.

I. The likely scenarios could be:

i. Socio-demographic reasons:

a. Hospital’s catchment area is a large cluster of COVID-19.

b. Catchment area is having a population which has a large number of vulnerable

individuals having multiple co-morbid condition, poor nutritional status and/or

having individuals not able to practice social distancing e.g. slum clusters.

ii. Internal Administrative Reasons:

a. The health facility is not up to the mark in IPC practices.

b. Non-fulfilment of guidelines regarding triaging of patients in the outpatient

department and emergency.

Based on the scope of the cluster and degree to which the hospital has been affected (HCW

patients, and HCW contacts), degree of the risk to the patients visiting the hospital such

as those with chronic diseases etc. the decision can be made based on a risk assessment

to:

i. If the hospital authorities are reasonably satisfied that the source case/s have been

identified and isolated, all contacts have been traced and quarantined and

adequate disinfection has been achieved, the hospital will continue to function.

ii. In addition to steps taken above, if the health facility still continues to report new

hospital acquired COVID-19 cases in the following days, it would be advisable to

temporarily close the defined section of the health facility where the maximum

number of HAI is being reported. After thorough cleaning and disinfection, it can

be put to use again.

iii. Despite taking the above measures, if the primary source of infection could not

be established and /or the hospital is still reporting large number of cases among

patients and HCWs a decision needs to be taken to convert the non-COVID health

facility into a COVID health facility under intimation to the local health

department. In such a scenario, the entire healthcare workers of the facility should

be oriented in Infection Prevention and Control practices and other protocols for

which guidance is available at www.mohfw.gov.in.

6. Follow up actions

i. When a non-COVID health facility reports a COVID-19 case, the HICC will ensure

the following in order to minimize the possibility of an undetected contact/case

amongst other patients/HCWs:

ii. Ensure that active screening of all staff at the hospitals is done daily (by means

of thermal screening especially at the start of shift)

iii. All healthcare and supportive staff is encouraged to monitor their own health at

all the time for appearance of COVID-19 symptoms and report them at the earliest.

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iv. Be on the lookout for atypical presentation (or clinical course) of admitted

patients

v. Standard precautions to be followed diligently by all

Follow all guidelines regarding triaging of patients in hospital emergency and outpatient

departments.

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Annexure ‘XI’ – Guidelines for Lockdown 3.0

With the announcement of lockdown 3.0, Ministry of Home Affairs has rolled out an order under

the Disaster Management Act, 2005 to further extend the lockdown for a period of two weeks

beyond 04 May 2020. MHA has also issued new guidelines, to regulate different activities in this

period. The new guidelines will be applicable based on risk profiling of the various districts into

Red (hotspot), Green and Orange zones.

1. Identification of Red (Hotspots), Green and Orange zones

I. Green Zone – Districts with zero confirmed cases till date and no confirmed case

in the last 21 days.

II. Red Zone or Hotspot districts – Districts are covered under red zone on the basis

of total number of active cases, doubling rate of confirmed cases, extent of testing

and surveillance feedback.

III. Orange Zone – Districts which are neither defined as red or green zone

2. Identification of Containment Zones

I. The boundary of containment zone will be municipal zone, municipal ward. Police

station area, town, mohalla, residential colony, gram panchayats, group of police

station, blocks etc.

II. Protocol within containment zone

i. There should be a strict perimeter control to ensure no movement of

population in or out of these zones.

ii. Local authority to ensure 100% coverage of Aarogya Setu App among the

residents.

iii. Intensive surveillance mechanism to be established within Containment

Zone.

3. Activities prohibited irrespective of zones and across the country

I. Passengers movement by trains, except for security purposes or for the purposes

permitted by MHA.

II. All medical and international air travel for passengers are prohibited except for

security purpose as permitted by MHA

III. Inter-State Bus for public transport, except permitted by MHA

IV. Metro rail services

V. Inter-state movement of individual

VI. All schools, college, training/educational/coaching institutions etc. Online/

distancing learning are allowed

VII. Hospitality services except for police / government officials / healthcare workers

/stranded persons including tourists and those used for quarantine facilities.

VIII. Entertainment parks, cinema halls, gymnasiums, sport complexes, theatres, bars

and auditoriums, assembly halls and similar places.

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IX. All social/sports/ political/ entertainment / academic / cultural/ religious

functions / other gatherings.

X. All religious places

4. Safety measures taken for well-being of persons

I. The movement of individuals for non-essential goods should only be allowed

between 7am to 7 pm. Local authorities can issue prohibited order under section

144 of IPC to ensure strict compliance.

II. As per National Directives, in all the zones, pregnant women, children below the

age of 10 years, person above the age of 65 years and with co-morbidities should

stay at home except for health purpose and for meeting essential requirements.

III. Out-Patient Departments and medical clinics are only permitted in Red, Orange

and Green Zones with social distancing norms and safety measures. They are not

permitted in Containment Zones.

5. Activities in Containment Zone

I. Movement of persons are allowed only for maintaining the supply of goods and

services and for medical emergencies

II. Details of all the people moving in and out of perimeter should be recorded

III. There should be a strict perimeter control

IV. These zone should have clear establishments of entry and exit points.

V. Influx of people and transport should always be checked.

6. Activities in Red Zone

I. Apart from activities which are prohibited from all zones, cycle rickshaws, auto

rickshaws, taxis and cab aggregators, intra-district and inter-district plying of

buses, spas, salons and barber shops are not allowed.

II. Following activities are allowed with restrictions

i. Movement of individuals and vehicles are allowed only for permitted

activities.

ii. Four-wheeler to have maximum of 2 passengers besides driver and in two

wheeler, pillion rider is not allowed.

iii. Following activities are permitted in urban area.

Export Oriented Units (EOUs), Special Economic Zone (SEZs), industrial

estates and township with access control. Manufacturing unites of drugs,

pharmaceuticals, medical devices, their raw materials and intermediaries.

Production unit which requires continuous process and supply chain.

Manufacturing units of IT hardware, packaging material, Jute industry with

staggered shifts are permitted. Whereas in rural areas all activities are

permitted.

iv. In rural areas, all activities are permitted and in urban areas only in Situ

construction and construction of renewable energy projects are permitted.

v. In urbans areas only shops selling essential goods in markets and market

complexes are allowed, rest will be closed.

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Standalone shops, neighborhood shops and shops in residential complexes

are allowed to open in urban area without any distinction of essential and

non-essential goods.

vi. Private offices are allowed to work with 33% workforce and rest to work

from home.

vii. E-commerce activities are allowed only in respect of essential goods.

viii. All government officers from the level of Deputy Secretary and above will

work with 100% strength and the remaining staff will work with 33%

strength.

ix. Employees of Defense and Security Services, Health and Family Welfare,

Police, Prisons and Home Guards, Civil defense, Fire and Emergency

Services, Disaster Management and related services, NIC Customs, , FCI,

NCC, NYK and Municipal Services will function without any restrictions.

7. Activities in Orange Zone

I. Apart from the prohibited activities, inter-district and intra-district plying of buses

are not allowed

II. Taxis and cab aggregators are permitted with 1 driver and 2 passengers only

III. Four wheelers with only 2 passengers and driver are allowed

IV. Inter-district movement of vehicles and passengers are allowed only for permitted

activities

8. Activities in Green Zone

I. Bus and Bus depots an operate with 50% capacity

II. All activities are allowed except the activities which are prohibited across the zone

and the country

9. All other activities which are not specifically prohibited / permitted with restriction under

different zones are permitted activities. State and UTs should allow permitted activities

keeping the spread of COVID-19 in check.

10. Inter-state movements of empty trucks goods and cargo shall be allowed. No state / UT

should stop movement of cargo for cross-border trade.

11. New permissions are not required for the activities which are already permitted under

Lockdown 1 and 2.

12. State / UT government should restrict follow the guidelines issued under Disaster

Management Act, 2005.

13. Instruction for enforcement of above lockdown measures

I. All district magistrate should strictly enforce the National Directives for COVID-19

management and the lockdown measure at all public and workplaces.

II. District magistrate should deploy Executive magistrates as incident commanders

in the local jurisdictions who will be responsible for the overall implementation of

the measures. The incident commander will also be responsible for issuing passes

to enable the essential movements.

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III. The incident commanders should ensure that all efforts for mobilization of

resources, workers and materials for augmentation and expansion of hospital

infrastructure should continue without any obstruction.

14. Penal Provisions

According to the guidelines issued by MHA, if any person is found violating the lockdown

measures, National Directive for COVID-19 management will be liable to proceed as per

the provisions of section 51 to 60 of the Disaster Management Act, 2005. They can also

take legal action under section 188 of the IPC.

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Annexure ‘XII’ – Ministry of Finance Relief Package -COVID-19

Finance Minister announces Rs 1.70 Lakh Crore relief package under Pradhan Mantri Garib

Kalyan Yojana for the poor to help them fight the battle against Corona Virus.

Insurance cover of Rs 50 Lakh per health worker fighting COVID-19 to be provided

under Insurance Scheme.

80 crore poor people will to get 5 kg wheat or rice and 1 kg of preferred pulses for

free every month for the next three months.

20 crore women Jan Dhan account holders to get Rs 500 per month for next three

months.

Increase in MNREGA wage to Rs 202 a day from Rs 182 to benefit 13.62 crore families.

An ex-gratia of Rs 1,000 to 3 crore poor senior citizen, poor widows and poor disabled.

Government to front-load Rs 2,000 paid to farmers in first week of April under existing

PM Kisan Yojana to benefit 8.7 crore farmers.

Central Government has given orders to State Governments to use Building and

Construction Workers Welfare Fund to provide relief to Construction Workers.

New Delhi, 26th March 2020

The Union Finance & Corporate Affairs Minister Smt. Niramla Sitharaman today announced Rs

1.70 Lakh Crore relief package under Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojana for the poor to help

them fight the battle against Corona Virus. While addressing the press conference here today,

Smt. Sitharaman said “Today’s measures are intended at reaching out to the poorest of the

poor, with food and money in hands, so that they do not face difficulties in buying essential

supplies and meeting essential needs.”

The Minister of State for Finance & Corporate Affairs Shri Anurag Singh Thakur was also

present besides Shri Atanu Chakraborty, Secretary, Department of Economic Affairs and Shri

Debashish Panda, Secretary, Department of Financial Services. Following are the

components of the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Package: —

PRADHAN MANTRI GARIB KALYAN PACKAGE

I. Insurance scheme for health workers fighting COVID-19 in Government Hospitals

and Health Care Centres

Safai karamcharis, ward-boys, nurses, ASHA workers, paramedics, technicians,

doctors and specialists and other health workers would be covered by a Special

insurance Scheme.

Any health professional, who while treating Covid-19 patients, meet with some

accident, then he/she would be compensated with an amount of Rs 50 lakh

under the scheme.

All government health centres, wellness centres and hospitals of Centre as well as

States would be covered under this scheme approximately 22 lakh health workers

would be provided insurance cover to fight this pandemic.

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II. PM Garib Kalyan Ann (अन्न) Yojana

Government of India would not allow anybody, especially any poor family, to suffer

on account of non-availability of foodgrains due to disruption in the next three

months.

80 crore individuals, i.e, roughly two-thirds of India’s population would be covered

under this scheme.

Each one of them would be provided double of their current entitlement over next

three months.

This additionality would be free of cost.

Pulses:

To ensure adequate availability of protein to all the above mentioned individuals,

1 kg per family, would be provided pulses according to regional preferences for

next three months.

These pulses would be provided free of cost by the Government of India.

III. Under Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojana

Benefit to farmers:

The first instalment of Rs 2,000 due in 2020-21 will be front-loaded and paid in

April 2020 itself under the PM KISAN Yojana.

It would cover 8.7 crore farmers.

IV. Cash transfers Under PM Garib Kalyan Yojana:

Help to Poor:

A total of 20.40 crores PMJDY women account-holders would be given an ex-gratia

of Rs 500 per month for next three months.

Gas cylinders:

Under PM Garib Kalyan Yojana, gas cylinders, free of cost, would be provided to 8

crore poor families for the next three months.

Help to low wage earners in organised sectors:

Wage-earners below Rs 15,000 per month in businesses having less than 100

workers are at risk of losing their employment.

Under this package, government proposes to pay 24 percent of their monthly

wages into their PF accounts for next three months.

This would prevent disruption in their employment.

Support for senior citizens (above 60 years), widows and Divyang:

There are around 3 crore aged widows and people in Divyang category who are

vulnerable due to economic disruption caused by COVID-19.

Government will give them Rs 1,000 to tide over difficulties during next three

months.

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MNREGA

Under PM Garib Kalyan Yojana, MNREGA wages would be increased by Rs 20 with

effect from 1 April, 2020. Wage increase under MNREGA will provide an additional

Rs 2,000 benefit annually to a worker.

This will benefit approximately 13.62 crore families.

V. V. Self-Help groups:

Women organised through 63 lakhs Self Help Groups (SHGs) support 6.85 crore

households.

a. Limit of collateral free lending would be increased from Rs 10 to Rs 20

lakhs.

VI. Other components of PM Garib Kalyan package

Organised sector:

Employees’ Provident Fund Regulations will be amended to include Pandemic as

the reason to allow non-refundable advance of 75 percent of the amount or

three months of the wages, whichever is lower, from their accounts.

Families of four crore workers registered under EPF can take benefit of this

window.

Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Fund:

Welfare Fund for Building and Other Constructions Workers has been created under

a Central Government Act.

There are around 3.5 Crore registered workers in the Fund.

State Governments will be given directions to utilise this fund to provide

assistance and support to these workers to protect them against economic

disruptions.

District Mineral Fund

The State Government will be asked to utilise the funds available under District

Mineral Fund (DMF) for supplementing and augmenting facilities of medical

testing, screening and other requirements in connection with preventing the

spread of CVID-19 pandemic as well as treating the patients affected with this

pandemic.

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Annexure ‘XIII’ – Reserve Bank of India Regulatory Policies – Covid-19

Date : Mar 27, 2020

Statement on Developmental and Regulatory Policies

This Statement sets out various developmental and regulatory policies that directly address

the stress in financial conditions caused by COVID-19. They consist of: (i) expanding liquidity

in the system sizeable to ensure that financial markets and institutions are able to function

normally in the face of COVID-related dislocations; (ii) reinforcing monetary transmission so

that bank credit flows on easier terms are sustained to those who have been affected by the

pandemic; (iii) easing financial stress caused by COVID-19 disruptions by relaxing repayment

pressures and improving access to working capital; and (iv) improving the functioning of

markets in view of the high volatility experienced with the onset and spread of the pandemic.

The policy initiatives in this section should be read in conjunction with the MPC’s decision

on monetary policy actions and stance in its resolution.

I. Liquidity Management

As stated earlier, the first set of measures is intended to ensure that adequate liquidity is

available to all constituents so that COVID-19 related liquidity constraints are eased.

1. Targeted Long Term Repos Operations (TLTROs)

The onset and rapid propagation of COVID-19 in India has ignited large sell-offs in the

domestic equity, bond and forex markets. With the intensification of redemption pressures,

liquidity premia on instruments such as corporate bonds, commercial paper and debentures

have surged. Combined with the thinning of trading activity with the COVID outbreak,

financial conditions for these instruments, which are used, inter alia, to access working

capital in the face of the slowdown in bank credit, have also tightened. In order to mitigate

their adverse effects on economic activity leading to pressures on cash flows, it has been

decided that the Reserve Bank will conduct auctions of targeted term repos of up to three

years tenor of appropriate sizes for a total amount of up to ₹ 1,00,000 crore at a floating

rate linked to the policy repo rate.

Liquidity availed under the scheme by banks has to be deployed in investment grade

corporate bonds, commercial paper, and non-convertible debentures over and above the

outstanding level of their investments in these bonds as on March 27, 2020. Banks shall be

required to acquire up to fifty per cent of their incremental holdings of eligible instruments

from primary market issuances and the remaining fifty per cent from the secondary market,

including from mutual funds and non-banking finance companies. Investments made by banks

under this facility will be classified as held to maturity (HTM) even in excess of 25 per cent

of total investment permitted to be included in the HTM portfolio. Exposures under this

facility will also not be reckoned under the large exposure framework.

The first TLTRO auction will be held today (March 27, 2020). Following a review of the

outcome of this auction, the subsequent TLTRO auctions will be announced. Details about

this facility are being issued separately.

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2. Cash Reserve Ratio

a. Liquidity in the banking system remains ample, as reflected in absorption of surpluses

from the banking system under reverse repo operations of the LAF of the order of ₹ 2.86 lakh

crore on a daily average basis during March 1-25, 2020. It is observed, however, that the

distribution of this liquidity is highly asymmetrical across the financial system, and starkly so

within the banking system.

As a one-time measure to help banks tide over the disruption caused by COVID-19, it has

been decided to reduce the cash reserve ratio (CRR) of all banks by 100 basis points to 3.0

per cent of net demand and time liabilities (NDTL) with effect from the reporting fortnight

beginning March 28, 2020. This reduction in the CRR would release primary liquidity of about

₹ 1,37,000 crore uniformly across the banking system in proportion to liabilities of

constituents rather than in relation to holdings of excess SLR. This dispensation will be

available for a period of one year ending on March 26, 2021.

b. Furthermore, taking cognisance of hardships faced by banks in terms of social distancing

of staff and consequent strains on reporting requirements, it has been decided to reduce the

requirement of minimum daily CRR balance maintenance from 90 per cent to 80 per cent

effective from the first day of the reporting fortnight beginning March 28, 2020. This is a

one-time dispensation available up to June 26, 2020.

3. Marginal Standing Facility

Under the marginal standing facility (MSF), banks can borrow overnight at their discretion by

dipping up to 2 per cent into the Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR). In view of the exceptionally

high volatility in domestic financial markets which bring in phases of liquidity stress and to

provide comfort to the banking system, it has been decided to increase the limit of 2 per

cent to 3 per cent with immediate effect. This measure will be applicable up to June 30,

2020. This is intended to provide comfort to the banking system by allowing it to avail an

additional ₹ 1,37,000 crore of liquidity under the LAF window in times of stress at the reduced

MSF rate announced in the MPC’s resolution.

These three measures relating to TLTRO, CRR and MSF will inject a total liquidity of ₹ 3.74

lakh crore to the system.

4. Widening of the Monetary Policy Rate Corridor

In view of persistent excess liquidity, it has been decided to widen the existing policy rate

corridor from 50 bps to 65 bps. Under the new corridor, the reverse repo rate under the

liquidity adjustment facility (LAF) would be 40 bps lower than the policy repo rate. The

marginal standing facility (MSF) rate would continue to be 25 bps above the policy repo rate.

II. Regulation and Supervision

Alongside liquidity measures, it is important that efforts are undertaken to mitigate the

burden of debt servicing brought about by disruptions on account of the fall-out of the COVID-

19 pandemic. Such efforts, in turn, will prevent the transmission of financial stress to the

real economy, and will ensure the continuity of viable businesses and provide relief to

borrowers in these extraordinarily troubled times.

5. Moratorium on Term Loans

All commercial banks (including regional rural banks, small finance banks and local area

banks), co-operative banks, all-India Financial Institutions, and NBFCs (including housing

finance companies and micro-finance institutions) (“lending institutions”) are being

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permitted to allow a moratorium of three months on payment of instalments in respect of

all term loans outstanding as on March 1, 2020. Accordingly, the repayment schedule and all

subsequent due dates, as also the tenor for such loans, may be shifted across the board by

three months.

6. Deferment of Interest on Working Capital Facilities

In respect of working capital facilities sanctioned in the form of cash credit/overdraft,

lending institutions are being permitted to allow a deferment of three months on payment

of interest in respect of all such facilities outstanding as on March 1, 2020. The accumulated

interest for the period will be paid after the expiry of the deferment period.

In respect of paragraphs 5 and 6 above, the moratorium/deferment is being provided

specifically to enable the borrowers to tide over the economic fallout from COVID-19. Hence,

the same will not be treated as change in terms and conditions of loan agreements due to

financial difficulty of the borrowers and, consequently, will not result in asset classification

downgrade. The lending institutions may accordingly put in place a Board approved policy in

this regard.

7. Easing of Working Capital Financing

In respect of working capital facilities sanctioned in the form of cash credit/overdraft,

lending institutions may recalculate drawing power by reducing margins and/or by

reassessing the working capital cycle for the borrowers. Such changes in credit terms

permitted to the borrowers to specifically tide over the economic fallout from COVID-19 will

not be treated as concessions granted due to financial difficulties of the borrower, and

consequently, will not result in asset classification downgrade.

In respect of paragraphs 5, 6 and 7, the rescheduling of payments will not qualify as a default

for the purposes of supervisory reporting and reporting to credit information companies

(CICs) by the lending institutions. CICs shall ensure that the actions taken by lending

institutions pursuant to the above announcements do not adversely impact the credit history

of the beneficiaries.

8. Deferment of Implementation of Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR)

As part of reforms undertaken in the years following the global financial crisis, the Basel

Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) had introduced the Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR)

which reduces funding risk by requiring banks to fund their activities with sufficiently stable

sources of funding over a time horizon of a year in order to mitigate the risk of future funding

stress. As per the prescribed timeline, banks in India were required to maintain NSFR of 100

per cent from April 1, 2020. It has now been decided to defer the implementation of NSFR

by six months from April 1, 2020 to October 1, 2020.

9. Deferment of Last Tranche of Capital Conservation Buffer

The capital conservation buffer (CCB) is designed to ensure that banks build up capital

buffers during normal times (i.e., outside periods of stress) which can be drawn down as

losses are incurred during a stressed period. As per Basel standards, the CCB was to be

implemented in tranches of 0.625 per cent and the transition to full CCB of 2.5 per cent was

set to be completed by March 31, 2019. It was subsequently decided to defer the

implementation of the last tranche of 0.625 per cent of the CCB from March 31, 2019 to

March 31, 2020. Considering the potential stress on account of COVID-19, it has been decided

to further defer the implementation of the last tranche of 0.625 per cent of the CCB from

March 31, 2020 to September 30, 2020. Consequently, the pre-specified trigger for loss

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absorption through conversion/write-down of Additional Tier 1 instruments (PNCPS and PDI)

shall remain at 5.5 per cent of risk-weighted assets (RWAs) and will rise to 6.125 per cent of

RWAs on September 30, 2020.

III. Financial Markets

The decision in respect of financial markets is essentially of a developmental nature,

intended to improve depth and price discovery in the forex market segments by reducing

arbitrage between onshore and offshore markets. This measure assumes greater importance

in the context of the increased volatility of the rupee caused by the impact of COVID-19 on

currency markets.

10. Permitting Banks to Deal in Offshore Non-Deliverable Rupee Derivative Markets

(Offshore NDF Rupee Market)

The offshore Indian Rupee (INR) derivative market - the Non-Deliverable Forward (NDF)

market - has been growing rapidly in recent times. At present, Indian banks are not permitted

to participate in this market, although the benefits of their participation in the NDF market

have been widely recognised. All aspects of the issue have been examined in detail and a

consensus has emerged in RBI that the time is apposite to remove segmentation between the

onshore and offshore markets and improve efficiency of price discovery. Accordingly, it has

been decided, in consultation with the Government, to permit banks in India which operate

International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) Banking Units (IBUs) to participate in the NDF

market with effect from June 1, 2020. Banks may participate through their branches in India,

their foreign branches or through their IBUs. Final directions are being issued today.

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Annexure ‘XIV’ - Important Websites & Twitter Handles

Websites

1. World Health Organization - www.who.int

2. Ministry of Health & Family Welfare - www.mohfw.gov.in

3. Ministry of Finance - www.finmin.nic.in

4. Ministry of Commerce and Industry – www.commerce.gov.in

5. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - www.cdc.gov

6. Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) - https://www.icmr.gov.in/

7. MyGov - https://www.mygov.in/covid-19

8. Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) - https://www.csir.res.in/

9. National Centre for Disease Control – Inputs on environmental cleaning,

decontamination in quarantine facilities etc

https://dghs.gov.in/content/1407_3_NationalCentreforDiseaseControl.aspx:

10. Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry - http://ficci.in/

11. Confederation of Indian Industry https://www.cii.in/

Twitter Handles

1. World Health Organization - @WHO

2. Ministry of Health & Family Welfare - @MoHFW_INDIA

3. Ministry of Finance - @FinMinIndia

4. Ministry of Commerce and Industry – @CimGOI

5. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - @CDCgov

6. Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) - @ICMRDELHI

7. MyGov - @mygovindia

8. Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) - @CSIR_IND

9. Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry - @ficci_india

10. Confederation of Indian Industry - @FollowCII

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