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2 docs of Valley’s two top referral hospitals put under observation after developing Covid-19 symptoms

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March 21, 2020
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Srinagar/Mar 21: Two doctors working in leading hospitals of Jammu and Kashmir have been put under observation after they developed symptoms of covid-19.

Official sources said that both doctors complained of respiratory distress besides fever after which they were kept under observation at SKIMS.

One of the doctors is working at S K Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) while the other one is working at Description Shri Maharaja Hari Singh (SMHS), they said, adding that they have been kept under observation at SKIMS hospital.

Doctors and medicos of hospitals under GMC Srinagar have alleged that they lack personal protection equipments while authorities deny the allegations, saying that adequate equipments are made available to them.

“Despite knowing the fact that they are vulnerable to all kinds of infections as they deal with hundreds of patients, the response of authorities is totally pathetic,” they said.
If doctors and paramedical staff will become victims of this virus, then who will treat the patients, the questioned, adding that “we are unable to understand why authorities are not taking this issue seriously.”

“We want to give our best but we need protective measures as lack of protective gear put our lives as well as lives of patients at risk,” they added.

Senior health officials said that they are facing shortage of protective gears. “We are taking every possible step to procure masks and other protective gears at an earliest,” they said

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