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NEFT Details: : Bombay Chamber of Commerce and Industry Bank JOURNALISM OF COURAGE SINCE 1932 Dear friends & fellow members, Government/Municipal Hospitals, a lot of members have come forward. the below mentioned Government/Municipal Hospitals on one hand & their empanelled vendors on the other to ensure that the right & much needed equipment & consumables were delivered to these hospitals. List of hospitals facilitated by the Chamber: Hospital Type Description (* in process) Cost/Value B.Y.L. Nair Hospital Consumable *3 Ply Surgical Mask `12.8 lakhs PPE kits Equipment *ICU Beds JJ Hospital Consumable 3 Ply Surgical Mask & Face Shields `17.1 lakhs Sanitizer Equipment Mobile Digital X-ray Kasturba Hospital Consumable 3 Ply Surgical Mask & Face Shields `15.4 lakhs Sanitizer Equipment Auto Bio Chemistry Analyzer *Coagulometer KEM Hospital Consumable PPE kits `2.8 lakhs Sion Hospital Consumable PPE kits `2.8 lakhs NMMC Vashi Hospital Consumable 3 Ply Surgical Mask & Face Shields `10.9 lakhs PPE kits Sanitizer Equipment *Video Laryngoscope Total ` Lakhs (approx.) `61.8 lakhs As the COVID-19 cases are only increasing, we would once again request our esteemed members to continue contributing in every possible way. NEFT Details: : Bombay Chamber of Commerce and Industry Bank Name : State Bank of India Bank Address : Horniman Circle, Mumbai Main Branch, Mumbai Samachar Marg,Fort Account Type : Current Account Account No. : 10996680930 IFSC Code : SBIN0000300 In order to continue serving our members, Bombay Chamber has been regularly uploading its website with information on Government/other Regulatory Authorities on COVID-19, including relating to employment. On behalf of the Bombay Chamber team, I wish you and your families a stay safe during the lock-in. Warm Regards, V. S. Parthasarathy President-Bombay Chamber of Commerce & Industry President-Mobility Service Sector, Mahindra Group & Member of the Group Executive Board, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd MCS/204/2020-22RNINO.MAHENG2002/21899 Howto be Both As celebrations begin for Satyajit Ray’scentenaryyear, contemporaries remember the breadth of the auteur’s MUMBAI,LATECITY eye genius. 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Express SUSHANTSINGH antine incoming travellers if pas- NEWDELHI,MAY23 sengers had AarogyaSetuap- proval, and did notshowany gaye hain, tohmain samajhta WITH TENSIONS mounting symptoms of Covid-19. hoon quarantine ki zaroorat hi along the Line of Actual Control At aFacebook Live session on nahi honi chahiye (I can onlysay following the Pangong Tsoclash Saturday, Puri said, “Main sirf that if youhavethe AarogyaSetu and detection of Chinese intru- yahi keh saktahoon ki aapke pass app, do notshow sions at three places in the AarogyaSetuapp hai aur aapne CONTINUEDONPAGE2 Galwan riverarea, Armychief apne aap ko test karvayahai aur General MM Naravane landed aapke paas symptoms nahi hain RELATEDREPORT, P4 Fridayatthe XIV Corps head- aur test mein aap negativepaaye quarters in Leh to reviewthe sit- General MMNaravane uation in eastern Ladakh. The Armychief’s visit to the corpsheadquarters came aday the night of May5-6. Chinese in- TRACKING INDIA’S COVID CURVE BRACING FOR ASURGE afterthe MinistryofExternal trusions, sources said, have been Affairs hit backatBeijing over the detected at three places in the LOCKDOWN Beds arebeing put up at the collegehall (above)and canteen foyeratMumbai’s St Xavier’s Collegeinanticipation of alarge LACdevelopments, saying “it is Galwan area, well inside Indian DAY CASES: RECOVERED:51,783 |DEATHS:3,720 TESTS:28,34,798 | DOUBLINGRATE:13.07** number of Covid patientsinMumbai. Maharashtrasaw asurge of 2,940 newcases on Friday. Ganesh Shirsekar the Chinese side that has re- territory. 60 1,25,101 centlyundertakenactivity hin- Therehavebeen five meet- dering India’s normal patrolling ings between local militarycom- patterns” and “weare deeply manders of the twosides so far, committed to ensuring India’s but the situation along nearly 80 Glaring gaps in number of testing sovereignty and security”. km of frontageremains unre- SUNDAY Indian and Chinese troops solved. STORY came to blows on the banksof Sources said Chinese soldiers labs marks next Covid challenge the Pangong Tso, alakewhichis have crossedthe LACatthree KEYSTATES TOTAL SURGEIN 7-DAYAVG. DOUBLING PAGE 9 partlyunder Indian control, on CONTINUEDONPAGE2 TOWATCH CASES 24HRS GROWTH* RATE** TESTREPORTS plications when mostofthe new ■ Maharashtra 44,582 2,940 6.28% 11.46 cases areasymptomatic and de- More is FROMTHEFIELD cisions on isolation needtobe ■ Gujarat 13,273 363 4.23% 17.02 the Civil Hospital worse than HOSPITALINVENTORY takenasmigrantspour in. ■ Delhi 12,910 591 4.74% 15.18 Over two-thirds of the 630 answer ■ Tamil Nadu 14,753 786 5.55% 12.97 AN EXPRESSSERIES districts—nationwide thereare dungeon, says Gujarat HC ■ Bihar 2,310 323 12.18% 5.91 736districts—that have at least KARISHMAMEHROTRA one case, have no Covid lab AS TESTINGramps up, in the state, "as good as adun- 4.42% ■ West Bengal 3,332 135 16.28 NEWDELHI,MAY23 within their boundaries. Only morelabs especiallyin SOHINIGHOSH geon, maybeevenworse". *Compounded Daily Growth Rate over last7days**Calculated over 7-daygrowth 250 districtshaveatesting facil- districtswhereCovid is Good News AHMEDABAD,MAY23 So far, the Civil Hospital has CONCERN CAUTION AGLIMMER AS THE novelcoronavirus ity —ofthese, government labs spreadingwill speedup seen 377Covid deaths, whichac- widens itsreachacross the coun- carry the mostload, theyare in reporting, cut response Amid apandemic,the THE GUJARATHigh Courtcame counted for45% of the total BIHAR: Continues ASSAM: Small JHARKHAND: Has parenthood journey of to add largecase numbers as of now, so faravoided the try, an analysis of hospital inven- 238 districts; private labs are time and help in manage- down heavilyonthe stategov- deaths in the state. numbers; fastest but has been migrant-induced tory shows aglaring gapintest- available in only50districts. ment of people in quar- ayoung couple —from ernment fortrying to "artificially While hearing severalcon- growthrate among growing rapidly in surgeseeninBihar, ing facilities in districtsthat are About half of the country’s antine or isolation. Labs the initial fearsand control” the Covid situation in tentions raisedaspartofaPublic the major states. the last few days. Odisha,Chhattisgarh. recording newcases. labs areconcentrated in five mayneedtobeembed- uncertainties to a the stateand calledthe Civil InterestLitigation on COVID19- Basedondaily databyCentre, ICMR, stategovernments This is delaying reporting of states: Tamil Nadu (67), dedindistrict hospitals. bundle of joy Hospital in Ahmedabad,the related issues, abenchofJustices results, whichhas significant im- CONTINUEDONPAGE2 main government Covid facility CONTINUEDONPAGE2 Rerouted special train from Maharashtra govt plans gradual AIIMS former HoD, Medicine, Mumbai adds 2days, 5states reopening of schools from June 15 dies of Covid ` 108 per kilo By Saturdayevening, officials food or water. identifiedmunicipal corporation IRAMSIDDIQUE& said, the train had crossed The passengers said they SANDEEPASHAR areas in Mumbai, Pune, Thane, ASTHASAXENA AVISHEKGDASTIDAR Gomoh in Jharkhand, still 600 came to knowofthe diverted MUMBAI,MAY23 Nagpur and 15 other cities as be- NEWDELHI,MAY23 ` 136 per kilo MUMBAI,NEWDELHI,MAY23 km away from itsdestination, routeonlyaround 6amon ing in the redzone. From May22 with the estimated arrivalnow Saturdayafter cellphone net- AT THE epicentreofcoronavirus onwards, curbs have nowbeen DR JITENDRA Nath Pande (78), APACKED Railway schedule “sometime on Sundaymorning”. workssent messages welcom- infections in India, Maharashtra considerablyeasedinthe re- the former head of the medicine ` 168 per kilo since May1—2,600Shramik The train, whichleftMumbai ing them to Odisha. “When the is planning to reopen itsschools maining areas of the state, all of department at AIIMS and astal- trains, around 80% bound forUP at 7.20 pm on May21and wasto train reachedRourkela, we be- from June 15 onwards. State's whichhavenow been labelled wart in the field of pulmonology, ` 50 per Dozen and Bihar —led to abizarre situ- reachGorakhpur by May22 ganpanicking and got offatthe School Education Minister as "non-red"zones. In an inter- dieddue to coronavirus at his res- ation whereamigrant special evening “in normal timetable station to speak to the driver,” Varsha Gaikwad has indicated viewtoThe Indian Express idence in Siddhartha Enclave on from Mumbai, whichwas to time”, is carrying itsfull capacity said Santosh Gawde, 26. that the return to school will be CONTINUEDONPAGE2 Saturday. Afterretiring from the reachGorakhpur within 24 of 1,600passengers.
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