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New #Coronavirus outbreak: What you need to know #nCoV2019

Dr.Amrita Basu(MBBS,MS)
& what you need to know

& what you need to know

The New Coronavirus attack sneaked up on the world. On 31st December 2019 when the world was busy celebrating the coming new year, a cluster of Pneumonia broke out in Wuhan China.

But the first case was apparently detected on 17th November 2019.The whistle blower doctor was one of the first to succumb to the disease.The Chinese authorities had left no stones unturned to stop information. In fact over the next several months they actively spread misinformation .

They even kept WHO in the dark.When the world wanted to stop people from traveling to China ,they talked about racism.The damage was already done though and Italy payed the price of the famous “hug me ” campaign.

700 people in 2002 and 2003 had died of SARS in China. The new Coronavirus is suspected to be of the same family.

Decline in Daily growth rate of cases for COVID 19 #IndiafightsCorona.

April 2020 31.28% to mid July 3.49%.

Decline in Daily growth rate of cases for COVID 19 #IndiafightsCorona Data and image credit Ministry of Health India
India 658 cases per million Data and Image credit Ministry of  Health India

India Trend

Fresh New Coronavirus India Update

Total cases COVID 19 as on 20/11/2020

93.6%-cured,discharged,migrated 8428409

Active cases 4.93% -443794

1.47% Deaths 132162

Ministry of informsation and Broadcasting #IndiafightsCorona India November data

India has 658 cases per million COVID 19 cases. It stands 106th worldwide.(in April). The case rate is four to eight times lower than in European countries.

17/07/2020

India Active case load 331,146

Actual case load one third of total cases.

Total recovered 6.1 lakh

Rising Recovery Rate India 63% in mid July COVID 19 #IndiafightsCorona Data and image credit Ministry of  Health India

22/06/2020

Confirmed cases 4.25 lakh

29/05/2020 8am-Confirmed cases 1,65799.Active case:89,987.Cured/ dischared/migrated:71,106.Deaths:4706

03/04/2020 ‐2088 Active cases.156 discharged/cured. 56 death.1 Migrated

17/03/2020– 142 cases,3 deaths

Andhra 1

Delhi 8

Haryana 1

Karnataka 11

Kerala 24

Maharashtra 36

Orissa 1

Punjab 1

Rajasthan 1

Tamil Nadu 1

Telengana 3

Jammu and Kashmir 3

Ladakh 6

UP 14

Uttarakhand 1

West Bengal 1

12/03/2020:60 Cases

34 Indian and 16 international tourists are confirmed cases in India. India suspends all visas till April 15th effectively quarantining itself. This is a good call b to contain the situation now. Except for Diplomatics visas, no other will be entertained now.

06/03/2020

31 cases in India now.16 Italian nationals tested positive while visiting India.1 Indian traveling with them tested positive for Covid19.

1 Case in Gurgaon who is a PayTM employee.

Reports of cases from Delhi, Rajasthan, Agra, Telangana.Gurgaon.

Agra:7 relative of the case in Delhi.

No mortality reported in India.

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The cases have been reported across China and the western part of the United States of America. The first case in the US has been reported. He is in quarantine after arriving at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on January 15, before any health screenings for the Wuhan coronavirus began at US airports.

Soon airport health screening for people flying in from Wuhan may be started. Health screening will probably include temperature checks and observation for symptoms such as a cough and trouble breathing.

Statistics

22nd January: In the last few days, 453 cases of coronavirus infection and 17 deaths have been reported. Worldwide 460 cases confirmed.

24th January: 876 cases of Wuhan Coronavirus confirmed nationwide with 26 deaths.46 new cases were confirmed since Thursday midnight.95 in critical condition.

26th January 2020: 56 lives claimed in China

27.01.2020 Update:80 cases reported dead. More than 2500 confirmed cases.

30.01.2020:100 people reported dead in China.

3rd February 2020:

More than 17000 confirmed Corona Virus and around 361 people dead in China.

6.02.2020

More than 28000 reported affected and at least 563 dead.

09.02.2020

37000 confirmed cases worldwide.

More than 800 mortalities exceeding SARS horror.

The virus has spread to 17 other countries in the region

Japan, South Korea, Thailand, USA, Taiwan, Macau, Hong Kong, France, Australia, Malaysia, Canada.UAE reported its first case on 29th January.

The second case of Wuhan Coronavirus was confirmed in Japan on Friday 24th January.

According to research compiled by researchers from the University of Southampton in the UK, Thailand, Japan, and Honk Kong are the top three most at-risk countries from this 2019 novel Coronavirus. India is 23rd on this list.

There are around 700 Indian Medical students in Wuhan, who will be coming back or may already have come back to India.No case has yet been reported in India.

China announced on 21st Jan that it was taking Class A prevention classically taken for cholera, typhoid outbreaks. Expect quarantine and lockdown of affected regions. 

There have been deaths reported outside China, in the Philippines and Hong Kong.

09.02.2020

2651 people in China have been discharged from hospitals in China after recovery.

13.02.2020

China reported a rise in fresh infectious cases after a new method of diagnosis was used. Worldwide around 45000 confirmed cases. More than 1300 people have died.

16.02.2020

1770 deaths in China.

70,548 confirmed cases in the Chinese mainland.10,844 discharged from the hospital.

The new Coronavirus COVID-19 is now in 68 countries and territories around the world and 1 international conveyance (the Diamond Princess cruise ship harbored in Yokohama, Japa

02/03/2020- China 80,026 total cases. 2,912 deaths.

Total recovered -44,522

CoronaVirus total case Worldwide
89,077
Deaths: 3,043

40,878
Currently Infected Patients
33,503 (82%)
in Mild Condition

7,375 (18%)
Serious or Critical

Hospital Recovered: 45,146 Hospital

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06/03/2020 Today the number of confirmed coronavirus cases around the world has reached 100,000.

Source: https://worldometers.info/coronavirus/

02/03/2020-Total cases in India till date 6

3 in Kerala.1 in Delhi and 1 in Telengana.Kerala patients recovered -3.

03/03/2020- 1 Italian has tested positive in Rajasthan .

USA reported its second Coronavirus death.

South Korea has the highest number of affected outside China. South Korea reports 476 new coronavirus cases, total at 4,212.

Italy is the worst affected country in Europe.

China has imposed strict quarantine and lockdown measures to isolate and contain the infection .

According to newspaper reports Universities with foreign students who are still in China are having their temperature checked daily and are under strict lockdown to prevent the disease from spreading.

Australia declared they are operating as if its a pandemic and taking all necessary precautions.

17/03/2020

China 80800 death 3226

Italy :31000 case,2503 deaths

USA 5700 cases ,Death 97

UK 1959 Case, deaths 71

Iran 16169 cases 988 deaths.

04/04/2020

Global #COVID19 #coronavirus recoveries have passed 200,000.

That’s more than 4x the number of deaths.

There are 950,000+ confirmed cases worldwide.

Globally 200000 recovered.That’s 4 times more than number of live’s lost.(source @JohnsHopkins) #COVID19Pandemic

Current world wide confirmed case load 10,00,000.

Air travel suspended:

India has suspended all visas till the 15th of April.The USA bans all travel from European union except the UK.

Many national and private carriers are suspending flights to and from China.

Indigo and Air India have announced the suspension.

Others include British Airways, Indonesian’ s Lion Air Group, Cathay Pacific, United Airlines,.Air Canada.Many citing lower demand due to the Coronavirus outbreak.

As on 3rd February 2020,, India has suspended all previously approved e visas for travel to and from China.

What India is doing?

Three confirmed New Coronavirus patients are reported in Kerala as on 3.02.2020.

India has brought back its 323 citizens & 7 Maldivians stranded in China. They are currently in quarantine according to risk levels.

India has started thermal screening for fever at 7 airports currently. More may be added to the list.

Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Cochin.

As of 26.01.2020 21 airports have thermal screening of passengers.

Ahmedabad, Amritsar, Coimbatore, Guwahati, Gaya, Bagdogra, Jaipur, Lucknow, Trivandrum, Tiruchi, Varanasi, Vishakhapatnam are some more airports were advisory will be seen.

The Union Health Ministry has asked people to use Helpline 24/7 011-23978046 for queries related to respiratory infections.(Source the Statesman)

Any flight or connecting flight coming from China including Hong Kong will have in-flight announcements requesting, passengers to self-declare at the port of arrival.

 If they have a history of fever, cough, cold and travel history to affected region contact with the affected person. Forms may need to be filled up and airline staff would have to guide them as well as airport signage will be placed prominently to help those who need.

06/03/2020: The government now starts universal screening for all passengers flying into India from abroad.

Testing centers in India

Pune, Alleppey, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Mumbai initially and now in several more than 50 labs.

Visit the Ministry of Health and family welfare page for more details .

According to WHO and CDC reports this is what you should know

11/03/2020: WHO declares the COVID19 as a pandemic.Interesting that initially WHO was saying the exact opposite.When it comes to China everyone seems to be fighting a shadow war.

Chinese officials have advised against traveling to Wuhan. But with the Chinese New Year coming many will be traveling, to visit their families and that could be a problem in containing the outbreak. Close space contact like during train or air travel can cause the rapid spread of the virus.

Symptoms of New Coronavirus infection as mentioned by WHO

This study reviewing scientific studies in 148 countries found persistent cough and fever is the classic symptom of COVID 19. Other major symptoms include fatigue, reduced smell sensation, breathing difficulty.

Of the 24,410 cases, the study found:

78 percent had a fever. vary across countries. ( 72 percent of fever reported by patients in Singapore and 32 percent in Korea.
57 percent had a cough. Varying across countries,76 percent of patients reporting a cough in the Netherlands while only 18 percent in Korea.
31 percent fatigue.
25 percent -lost the ability to smell.
23 percent – difficulty breathing.

Mortality rate of 2019-nCoV infection is around 3%

Transmission of the Novel Corona Virus 2019-NCoV

TRANSMISSION RATE (Ro) :2 – 3
(2 – 3 newly infected from 1 case)

It is highly infectious and transmittable during the incubation phase ranging from 2 days to two weeks.

Animals and people transmit coronaviruses.

 It’s a zoonosis, so most likely initial point of contact was an animal. But now the new Coronavirus from China can spread by human contact has been confirmed by reports. In one instance, 14 doctors and nurses operating on a patient unknown to be infected were all affected(source). This makes the possibility of the virus spreading easily likely.

It is suspected to spread through the aerosols from respiratory tract But the exact modes of transmission are still under research.

The Wuhan strain is suspected to have links to a city market selling seafood and live animals including wild species. SARS has a similar history of relation to the transmission through a city market selling, Civet cat a delicacy in some parts of China.

Its spread through fomites, human to human and aersol transmission is confirmed.

A South China post reports about evidence regarding aerosol transmission of the virus.These droplets are less than 5micrometers in diameter and could be cause for concern.

Study was done by researchers from University of Nebraska Medical Centre, National Strategic Research Institute at the University of Nebraska.They collected air samples from 11 rooms where 13 confirmed cases of #COVID19 were being treated.

Viral genetic material was found both inside (63.2%) and outside the rooms (66.7%).The highest concentration was at 2 meters from the patient inhaling oxygen through nasal tube.

What is the Diagnostic test for 2019-nCoV

Real-time reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (rRT-PCR)assay is the test being done by CDC in the USA.

Prevention

Coronavirus treatment

No specific antiviral treatment is recommended yet for 2019-nCoV infection.

Supportive treatment for cold, steam inhalation and gargling could help. Application of PVP-I with 0.23–1% concentration, for 1–2 min reduced SARS-CoV virus infectivity from 1.17 × 106 TCID50/ml to below detectable levels in a study by Kariwa et al. Studies for shorter contact times are not available.

Fluids, rest and sleep are very important for preventing complications

Consult your doctor for the best advice regarding your symptoms. Definitely inform him in advance about your travel history.

Symptomatic supportive treatment for respiratory and other vital organ functions are often the mainstays of treatment.

In India,Rajasthan ,treatment with a combination of a certain antimalarial and anti- retroviral drugs have good result.

Vaccine trial has started in USA

Washington: A clinical trial has started with a vaccine designed to protect against the new coronavirus on 17/03/2020 .
The National Institutes of Health is funding the trial.It is taking place at the Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute in Seattle.

It will take a year to 18 months to fully validate any potential vaccine. Says US Govt Official
http://dhunt.in/8U3rb?s=a&ss=pd
Source: “News18” via Dailyhunt

Corona virus vaccine and treatment New Update May 2020: what’s happening?


The New Coronavirus COVID 19, CCP virus Wuhan virus, SARS COVID 2 -the names of this virus are as many as the number of entities making a vaccine for it.
Probably more of the latter. The good news so far is
Oxford University started the vaccine human trial in April 2020 and our very own Serum institute Pune is ready to roll production of this vaccine by September.

Covaxine by Bharat Biotech also has potential to be India’s first COVID-19 vaccine by Hyderabad’s Bharat Biotech.It has been given DCGI clearance for human trials.(Updated 30/06/2020).This is India’s first indigenous anti COVID19 vaccine.This was developed in collaboration with ICMR and NIV.The official release says the vaccine has shown an effective immunological response and safety.

Many other COVID vaccines are being developed by various other Indian company and Internationally in collaborations across the globe.

May the best vaccine win!

The article in Lancet about the Hydroxychloroquine controversy has several study bias. Most importantly its an observational study and secondly it’s funded by pharma giants producing more expensive treatment protocols for COVID 19 treatment. Under all circumstances, both treatment and vaccine trials should strictly follow a transparent disclosure policy regarding funding and bias if any.

The Lancet paper has also made WHO stop the HCQ study .The paper was funded by all other trial drugs which is a direct conflict of interest in this case.It was not published by people who use the medicine,that looks like a bias.The Paper was then retracted.

This pandemic has made biological threats a present day problem.


The problem with viral vaccines:


The virus keeps mutating and you need a yearly shot like the Influenza /Flu vaccine. The mutating capacity of this virus is an unknown quantity
The pandemic is still very much alive.It’s wait and watch time guys.

How can you prevent infection and overwhelm by COVID19?

How to Prevent Corona Virus infection and Overwhelm?

  1. Avoiding  close contact with people suffering from acute respiratory infections;

  2. Practice frequent hand-washing and cough etiquette.Hand washing the WHO way is useful for at least 20 seconds. Use soap and water for handwashing and an alcohol-based sanitizer if soap not available.

    Soap and water are best.

  3. Avoid touching face, eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands.

  4. Coverup with tissues when you cough or sneeze and dispose it properly afterward.

  5. Frequently used objects and surfaces need to be disinfected regularly.

  6. Wearing an appropriate surgical mask is recommended, and protective gear as available should be used in the presence of known cases of 2019-nCoV.But panicked overstocking will not help anyone.

    It’s better the case who is affected offered the mask first, to avoid the spread of infection.Wearing a mask may protect against inadvertent touching of face eyes, nose and other mucosal surfaces which causes virus transmission,

  7. Strictly avoid close contact with alive or dead farm or wild animals. Avoid visiting slaughterhouses. Avoid touching surfaces in slaughterhouses and raw flesh, blood of animals.

  8. Older travelers and those with underlying health issues may be at higher risk

  9. If you traveled to Wuhan or any of the affected regions or have been in contact with a sick person, and feel sick with fever, cough, or difficulty breathing, you should visit your nearest healthcare facility.  Informing about your recent travel in advance can be useful.  Use a mask to prevent transmission at all times.

  10. Don’t travel while sick. Avoid going to the office or sending children to school if they are having a fever.

  11. Maintain social distancing

    Atleast 3- 6 feet distance to be maintained to avoid contracting infection.

  12. Spitting in public is a healthcare hazard

    Don’t spit in public .Avoid paan ,tobacco,gutkha chewing habits as they make you hypersalivate and spit.

  13. Self Quarantine strictly if in home quarantine.

    Read my post and follow the tips.But in case you don’t have access to a seperate room,its best you stay in a Government quaramtine facility.

  14. Don’t forget routine immunizations for kids

    Even during COVID19 pandemic you need to continue healthy habits,preventive healthcare practices

  15. Practice wellness for improving mental health

    I am a passionate balcony gardener and during the COVID19 pandemic my gardening activities helped me lower stress and focus on now .

  16. Do’s for elderly in lockdown

    Eat healthy and keep moving.Do housework regularly for maintaining mobility according to age.Exercise ,meditate,garden,sing .take medicines as prescribed regularly.Pray and maintain inner strength and positivity.

Corona Virus in simple terms: An interview with Blogchatter to spread awareness

Quarantine,Self isolation and social distancing are all different ways to prevent inadvertent contracting of infection.

Responsible behaviour is needed to manage this disease .

What we know about Coronavirus attacks

Coronaviruses are a  family of respiratory RNA viruses.  They have a crown-like appearance and can infect a wide variety of animals.  They are responsible for  10-35 % of common cold depending on the season like late fall, winter, early spring.  They cause diseases ranging from the common cold to the Middle-East Respiratory Syndrome and the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS). 

The novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) is in the same family of infections as severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and the Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS). It shares an 80% genetic similarity with SARS CoV. Its most closely related to a bat virus and therein lies the catch!

Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, or the MERS virus, reported in 2012 in the middle East. It causes severe respiratory symptoms.  According to CDC four out of every 10 patients infected with MERS died.  Trials for a MERS vaccine are also underway. Unlike SARS, isolated cases of MERS are often heard.

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome,  commonly known as SARS.  First identified in the Guangdong in south China.  According to  WHO, it causes respiratory problems, diarrhea, fatigue, shortness of breath, respiratory distress and kidney failure.  Depending on the patient’s age, the death rate with SARS ranged from 0-50% of the cases, with older people being the most vulnerable.

How is the Health of the Nation: The report is an eye-opener!

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Risk factors for severity

Age more than 50 years

Comorbidities like Diabetes, Cardiovascular disease, Hepatitis.

Important dates for COVID19

Feb 11th named COVID19
India travel ban for all international borders closed 14th .
OIC Indian visas cancelled till April 15th .
National emergency declared on 14th March 2020 USA.
WHO declared 30th Jan public health emergency of International concern.
March 13th pandemic declared by WHO.

International cooperation

The video conference on Sunday with SAARC members, Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed setting up a COVID-19 emergency fund. India committed USD 10 million initially for it. He asserted that the best way to deal with the pandemic was by coming together and not growing apart.USA, Australia, and many other countries have demanded a transparent investigation of the cause and sequence of events.

USA has banned flights to and  from China starting from 16th June.

Strict measures to make China accountable seems to have started.

Government of India COVID19 Challenge

The Indian Government has invited technology innovations for fighting COVID19.Submit your ideas here and you could save lives and win too!

https://innovate.mygov.in/covid19/

Defense Research and Development Organisation (@DRDO_India) develops bio-suit with seam sealing glue to keep safe health professionals fighting #COVID19

The Arogyasetu app is helping you know, whether you are safe or not.But there is a lot of confusion about how the data is handled through the app.

India is now in Lockdown level 5 and is trying to ease lockdown gradually to improve the economic activities.

More than 2550 Tablighi Jamaat members and foreign nationals have been banned by MHA from travel to India for misuse of travel visas. The ban is for two years. This was declared on 5th June. Tablighi’s work has been now cited under conditions of general VISA violations.

IndiaFightsCorona

PPE suit made by DRDO using special sealant and nanotechnology.

What Francis Boyle said about #COVID19

https://www.express.co.uk/news/weird/1253778/coronavirus-chinese-lab-leak-bioweapon-wuhan-institute-virolgy-francis-boyle-spt

An article supporting a natural origin https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-0820-9

Irrespective of the origin, we need to stay safe and practice prevention. We also need to help the Government to fight this.

You mamust read article about China’s Global Lockdown propaganda

Allergic Rhinitis and COVID 19 difference.

Allergic Rhinitis and Allergic Pharyngitis will have a predominant complaint of itching of nose, throat, sneezing but no fever. It is not contagious. They will have a previous history of allergy of the same or different type. They will usually have a family history of allergy.

COVID19 will usually have fever.A persistent cough and fever are the most common symptoms Other major symptoms are fatigue, losing the ability to smell and difficulty breathing.

But there are also reports of afebrile and asymptomatic cases of COVID19.

About Rapid Antigen Test

The Corona virus has several protein molecule on its surface as antigens.When a nasopharyngeal swabs is applied on a test kit (it’s  a paper strip with antibody layer ,enclosed in a plastic),there is a visual representation of the antigen and antibody complex, if antigen is present in certain amount.

Takes around 30 minutes for the reagent

The antigens are expressed when the virus is multiplying. Thus best for acute infection

Pros of the test:

Cheaper.Doesn’t need sophisticated set up .

When higher viral load if the Rapid test says positive ,it means positive.

Cons:

According to most guidelines it will be used in containment zones or hotspots and hospital settings only.

Reliability depends on kit quality,handling and temperature at storage and use .

Those who test positive are considered positive 

Those who test negative needs a sequential RT PCR to rule out COVID 19.

ICMR Website gives a comprehensive list of all rapid diagnostic kits, RTPCR and Antibody testing.

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/lab/resources/antigen-tests-guidelines.html

https://www.icmr.gov.in/ckitevaluation.html

FDA Authorizes First COVID-19 Test for Self-Testing at Home (Update 17th November 2020)

The Lucira COVID-19  is an All-In-One Test Kit test. Its  been authorized for home use with self-collected nasal swab samples in individuals age 14 and older who are suspected of COVID-19 by their health care provider.But it now has limited availability and can only be accessed with  health care provider referral. 

COVID 19 Vaccine News November 2020

COVID 19 Vaccine Updates are happening everyday.

The COVIshield by Oxford university and Astra zeneca may have a limited emergency release in December. Talks are on with the Government.If the UK trial results coming in at the end of November is good  ,the next steps can be taken.Its expected the healthcare workers and elderly will get it by February 2021 and gradually by April 2021 ev

India will need 300 to 400 million vaccine doses by July 2021.In the race for vaccines this is one of the front runners.

Its stable at 2 to 8 degree celsius.

Other vaccine news include the Moderna and the Pfizer vaccine.

The Pfizer vaccine and BioNtech both have claimed 95%efficacy of the vaccine .

20/11/2020- Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin’s stage three trial in India was kickstarted by Haryana Health Minister Anil Vij

What is China still doing? Arresting citizen journalists for COVID reporting,spreading misinformation and waging war and proxy wars

Screen shot from BBC news.https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/world-asia-china-54969682/

Getting the COVID 19 vaccine.

Updated May 6th 2021

For any emergency in West Bengal due to suspected COVID ,admission to any of the below mentioned hospitals is possible even without RT PCR test result in hand.

আপৎকালীন প্রয়োজনে সর্বমোট ৬১টি হাসপাতালের নম্বর একত্রে রইল। পশ্চিমবঙ্গ সরকারের গতকালকের নির্দেশিকা অনুযায়ী কোভিড রিপোর্ট হাতে এসে না পৌঁছনো রোগীরাও উপসর্গ গুরুতর হলে যে কোনও কোভিড হাসপাতালে ভর্তি হতে পারবেন।

Hospital_Numbers for West Bengal for COVID Help :

NRS Hospital
(Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College and Hospital)
033 2286 0033,
033 2265 3214,
033 2265 3215,
033 2265 3216,
033 2265 3217
Calcutta Medical College
033 2255 1621
Chittaranjan National Cancer Institute (CNCI)
033 2476 5101 033 23245010
033 23245011
033 23245013
033 23245014
COM & Sagar Datta Hospital
033 2583 4277
033 2523 9058
80132 78169
ESIC Medical College and Hospitals
(ESI-PGIMSR Medical College and Hospital)
033 2467 1764
M R Bangur Hospital
08820702070
Al Amin Gopalpur Nursing Home
033 2357 6000
All Asia Medical Institute
3340012200
AMRI Hospital, Mukundapur
033 6680 0000,
AMRI Hospital, Salt Lake
033 6606 3800
APEX IMS
03371256666,
03324164643,
03324164555,
1800123101666
Apollo Gleneagles Hospital
03323203040,
03323202122,
18605001066
B P Poddar
9007032832
B.P. Poddar Hospital & Medical Research
033 4022 6000,
Belle Vue Clinic
3322872322
Bhagirath Neotia New Town ( Covid Suspects)
3366405000
Bharat Sevashram Sangha Hospital
90733 68550,
90733 68556,
90733 68563,
98312 80177
Bibhuti Nursing Home
03215 255090
Calcutta Heart Clinic, Salt Lake
3323585735
Centenary Hospital
3371003643
Charnock Hospital
033 4050 0500,
033 4050 0900
Charring Cross
3323598353
CMRI
3340904090
Columbia Asia Hospital Salt Lake
033 6600 3300,
033 3989 8969
Dafodil Hospitals
3340505555
Desun Hospital, Kolkata
090517 15171
Divine Nursing Home
03340156788,
03340156789
Dream Land Nursing Home
033 2555 3216,
033 2555 3217,
98303 28500,
98300 59535
EEDF Medicare Centre (Sri Aurobindo Seva Kendra)
03340171717,
03340171522,
03340171526,
03340171573
Ekbalpur Nursing Home
033 2449 4514,
033 2449 5248,
033 3091 0909,
03324495151
Fortis Hospital
03366284444
Mission Of Mercy Hospital
033 66352000
Genesis Hospital (Covid Suspects)
03322424242
GNRC Medical
1800 345 0022,
033 2584 7005,
033 2584 7006
ILS Hospital, Dumdum
03340315000,
03340315001,
9830400443
ILS Howrah
3340880000
Ispat Cooperative Hospital
03218260006,
8001257528,
967448346
J N Ray Covid Hospital
90732 12223,
Jagannath Gupta Medical College & Hospital
033 2482 3500
Kothari Medical Centre
033 4012 7000,
91521 54575
Maa Durga Nursing Home
97326 25505
Marwari Relief Society Hospital TB Unit
033 2274 3722,
033 2274 3725,
033 2274 4725,
93397 25243
Medica Super specialty Hospital
70330 93400,
85848 58678
033 6652 0000,
03366560171
Megacity Nursing Home
62903 37393,
033 2552 6319,
033 2552 5069,
033 2562 7701
Nabajiban Hospital Pvt. Ltd.
90516 19016
Nehru Memorial Techno Global
033 6630 3030,
033 2593 0099,
033 2592 0145,
033 2592 9922
Nightingale Hospital
033 2282 7969,
033 2282 7971,
033 2282 7465,
98743 76667
North City Hospital
033 6605 0999,
033 6632 8555
OHIO Hospital
033 6602 6602,
82404 85537
Peerless Hospital
033 4011 1222,
033 4033 3333,
033 2432 4989
R. N. Tagore IICS
1860 208 0208,
80675 06860,
80675 06803
Remedy Hospital
91633 25269
033 2435 6479
033 2435 1057
Royd Nursing Home
033 4601 6536,
033 2227 1666,
033 3354 7000
RSV Hospital
033 3001 3000,
91521 37423
Ruby General Hospital
033 6687 1800,
033 6601 1800,
033 3987 1800,
89103 05946
Sahid Khudiram Bose Hospital & Diagnostic Centre
033 2544 3250,
033 2544 8408,
98311 96190
Shusrusha Nursing Home
033 2362 8863,
98744 10298
Spandan, Teghoria
033 4004 5511,
033 2570 0112,
99039 94645
Sterling Hospital
70038 23692,
98307 07516
Subodh Mitra Cancer Hospital
033 2335 2515,
98301 59832,
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