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Uttarakhand Covid-19 Telephone/Mobile Directory Fueu fnukad& 27-04-2021 le; 7%00 lka; rd v|ru Uttarakhand Covid-19 Telephone/Mobile Directory Note: ,slk laHko gS fd bl Mk;jsDVjh dks rS;kj djrs le; dfri; =qfV;ka@dfe;k¡ jg xà gks]a ;fn dksà =qfV fdlh ds laKku esa vkrh gS rks —i;k bl Ãesy ij lwfpr djus dk d"V djsa rkfd mls nwj fd;k tk ldsA& [email protected] bl Mk;jsDVjh dks yxkrkj v|ru fd;k tk jgk gS] uohure çfr Mkmuyksm djus ds fy, bl Çyd dks fDyd djsa & https://health.uk.gov.in/files/Covid-19-Directory.pdf fuEu tkudkjh ds fy, fn;s x;s fyad ij fDyd djsa& Sample Collection Centres https://covid19.uk.gov.in/map/sccLocation.aspx Availability of Beds https://covid19.uk.gov.in/bedssummary.aspx Covid-19 Vaccination Sites www.cowin.gov.in RT – PCR Testing Report www.covid19.uk.gov.in To get Medical assistant and http://www.esanjeevaniopd.in/Register Doctor's consultation: Download app: Free Consultation from https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=in.hi Esanjeevani ed.esanjeevaniopd&hl=en_US Or call: 9412080703, 9412080622, 9412080686 Home Isolation Registration https://dsclservices.org.in/self-isolation.php Vaccination (Self Registration) www.cowin.gov.in https://selfregistration.cowin.gov.in/ Any other Help Call 104 (24X7) / 0135-2609500/ District Control Room for any other help and assistance. Daily Bulletin https://health.uk.gov.in/pages/display/140-novel- corona-virus-guidelines-and-advisory- Travelling to/from https://dsclservices.org.in/apply.php Uttarakhand Registration for any queries and [email protected] suggestions 104/0135 2609500 1 tuinksa ls lacafèkr tkudkjh ds fy, tuinksa ds uke ij fDyd djsa 1. Almora 8. Pauri Garhwal 2. Bageshwar 9. Pithoragarh 3. Chamoli 10. Rudraprayag 4. Champawat 11. Tehri Garhwal 5. Deharadun 12. Udham Singh Nagar 6. Haridwar 13. Uttarkashi 7. Nainital VACCINATION 2 District – Almora Contact Details of District Administration Name of Officer Designation Mobile Email ID Number District Almora District Control Room 05962-237874 Shri Nitin Singh Bhaduria DM 9456593401 [email protected] Dr Savita Hyanki CMO 9411757084 [email protected] Dr. Kamlesh Joshi Nodal Officer – Covid 9758042087 control room Nodal officer for Oxygen Management Name of Nodal Designation Mobile Officer Number Deepak Murari GMDIC-Nodal Officer Oxygen 9412131922 Mr Deepak Murari DISTRICT O2 Control Room 9412131922 Contact Details of District Surveillance Team- Almora (Responsible for Covid-19 Testing,Contract Tracing & Surveillance) Name Designation Contact No. Dr. Anil Dhingra District Surveillance Officer 9027187048, 9412042301 Narender Kumar Epidemiologist 7983195833 Abhishek Singh Mehara Microbiologist 9411134311 Purnima Pandey Data Manager 7830361779 Dayal Kumar Arya Data Entry Opertor 7060217432 Tkuin vYeksM+k esa dksfoM VsfLVax gsrq fu/kkZfjr dsUnª Covid Testing Facilities in Almora Name of Collection Nodal Name Nodal Address Center Number Base Hospital Almora Dr. Ravi Sani 7351531464 Base Hospital Almora District Hospital Dr. R.C.Pant 9411132716 Har govind Pant District Hospital Almora Almora Female Hospital Dr. Deepak Garbiyal 9412952485 V.M. Female Hospital Almora GSM Ranikhet Dr. Kamlesh Kumar 9412044514 GSM Ranikhet Pandey Sult Dr. Saurabh Singh 8923375082 CHC Sult Lamgara Dr. Kuldeep Martoliya 9761040544 PHC Lamgara 3 Jainti Dr. Krisma Baksi CHC Jainti Dwarahat Dr. Tapan Sharma 7060519840 CHC Dwarahat Dhauladevi Dr. B.B.Joshi 9012478082 PHC Dhauladevi Deghat Dr. S.K.Biswas 9411118222 PHC Deghat Bhikiyasen Dr. Piyush Ranjan 9411485572 CHC Bhikiyasen Chaukhutiya Dr. Amit Ratan 7351608655 CHC Chaukhutiya PHC Tarikhet Dr. D.S.Nabiyal 9412162396 PHC Tarikhet PHC Takula Dr. Sudhir Gupta 8193926321 PHC Takula Hawalbagh Dr. Ranjan Tiwari 7579186010 PHC Hawalbagh Bhaisiachhana Dr. B.B.Joshi 9368685282 PHC Bhaisiachhana dksfoM&19 ds ejhtksa ds mipkj gsrq fpfUgr dksfoM fpfdRlky; List of Dedicated Covid Health Centre (DCHC) in Almora Contact Number of Nodal Districts Name of Facility Name of Nodal Officer Officer Dr.Nitika/ 9690692200/ ALMORA GTR Base Hospital Dr. H.C. Garkoti 9412315001 Mr Himanshu 7830657388 dksfoM ds ejhtksa dh ns[kHkky gsrq fpfUgr dsUnª List of Covid Care Centre (CCC) in Almora S.No. Contact Number of Name of Facility Name of Nodal Officer Nodal Officer 1. Strlling Dr Farbu Khampa 9456576885 2. Club Mahindra Basoli Ttakula Dr Girish Brijwal 9410164145 3. District institute of education and Dr. Lalita Joshi 9456395700 Training 4. ETC Dr.Anupma Tyagi 7055338480 5. Government Bio Argicultural training Dr.Nand Lal Shukla 9452289017 Centre Majkhali 6. Hotel Heritage INN Jageshwar Dr B B Joshi 7830657388 7. Hotel Jageshwar INN Dr B B Joshi 7830657388 8. Hotel Mayank Dwarahat Dr Subhash Pladhi 7830657388 9. Hotel Ramganga Salt Dr Irsad Saifi 7830657388 10. Hotel Sangeela Chaukhutia Dr.Devesh Mehra 9411761301 11. KMVN Mohan Dr. Saurabh singh 6395992244 12. Latigre Resort Marchula Dr.Sapna Pawar 7830657388 13. Mountain Driving School ITBP Bimola Dr. Girish Brijwal 7830657388 14. Parwati Inn Ranikheu Dr K K Pandey 9412044514 4 15. Primary Forest Training Centre Jainti Dr.Ajay Verma 7579168007 16. River Rafting Center Bhikiyasen Dr Rajul Tripathi 8958326683 17. Shikhar Hotel Almora Dr Ranjan Tiwari 7830657388 18. Solluna Resort Marchula Dr Akshay 7830657388 19. Sterling Resort Marchula Dr Afzal Shukla 9212276387 20. Suman Nature Resort Sundarpur Dr Ranjan Tiwari 7830657388 21. the Woodsvilla resort Majkhali Dr.Nand Lal Shukla 9452289017 Ranikhet 22. Tourist Rest House Deenapani Almora Dr Yogesh Chauhan 7830657388 23. TRC Dudholi Dr Lalit Mohan Bhandari 9411346211 24. TRC Jalna Dr Anupama Joshi 9690339273 25. TRH Almora Dr Sukhdev Singh 7830657388 26. TRH Binsar Dr G S Kornga 7830657388 27. TRH Jageshwar Dr Shakil 7830657388 28. TRH Kakrighat Dr Aakansha Bankoti 7830657388 29. TRH Kakrighat Dr Aakansha Bankoti 7830657388 30. VPKAS Hwalbagh Dr Sandeep Porwal 9456518762 31. Xanadu Resort Majkhali Dr L M Joshi 7830657388 5 District – Bageshwar Contact Details of District Administration Name of Officer Designation Mobile Email ID Number District Bageshwar District Covid Control Room 05963-221822 Shree Vineet Kumar DM 9412007777 [email protected] Dr B S Rawat CMO 9412052145 [email protected] Dr. V K Saxena Nodal Officer – Covid 9012165158 control room Nodal officer for Oxygen Management Name of Nodal Designation Mobile Number Email ID Officer Dr. A Abbas Physician 8126633860 [email protected] Mr. Durga Pal GMDIC-Nodal 9760597952 Officer Oxygen Dr SP Tripathi DISTRICT O2 Control 9557538211 Room Contact Details of District Surveillance Team- Bageshwar (Responsible for Covid-19 Testing,Contract Tracing & Surveillance) Name Designation Contact No. Dr. P.S. Jangpangi District Surveillance Officer 9412094584 Dr. A. M Sharma Pathologist 9756206298 Mr. Hemant Kumar Aarya Epidemiologist 7060589437,728776718 Girish Chandra Pant Data Manager 9411562814 Mr Pankaj Kumar Data Entry Opertor 7279012000 Tkuin esa dksfoM VsfLVax gsrq fu/kkZfjr dsUnª List of Covid Testing Facilities in Bageshwar S.No. Name of Lab Contact Person Mobile Number 1. Staging Area Bilona Bus Station Bageshwar Dr. N.S. Tolia 8057998101 2. Staging area Kausani Dr. Rajesh Gunjiyal 9927581340 3. DH Bageshwar Dr. Devi Prasad Shukla 9410169430 4. CHC Kanda Dr. Harish Pokhariya 9411526457 5. CHC Baijnath Dr Rajesh Gunjiyal 9927581340 6. CHC Kapkot Dr Brijesh Rawat 8958384241 6 dksfoM&19 ds ejhtksa ds mipkj gsrq fpfUgr dksfoM fpfdRlky;ª Nodal officer forHospital/ Facility Management (DCHC and DCCC) Name of Nodal Officer Designation Mobile Number Email ID Dr. Munna Lal JD 9456764657 [email protected] List of Dedicated Covid Health Centre (DCHC) in Bageshwar Contact Name of Nodal Number of Number of Districts Name of Facility Number of Officer Beds ICU Nodal Officer District Hospital, Bageshwar Dr. S.P. Tripathi 9557538211 Bageshwar dksfoM ds ejhtksa dks HkrhZ djus gsrq fpfUgr LokLF; dsUnª List of Dedicated Covid Health Centre(DCHC) in Bageshwar Districts Name of Facility Name of Nodal Officer Contact Number of Nodal Officer BAGESHWAR DH Bageswar Dr. S.P. Tripathi 9557538211 dksfoM ds ejhtksa dh ns[kHkky gsrq fpfUgr dsUnª List of Covid care Center (CCC) in Bageshwar Name of Nodal Contact Number of Name of Facility Email Officer Nodal Officer Hotel Narendra Palace Dr. Pankaj Pant [email protected] 7351063594 Siddharth Hotel Dr. S . Rathore [email protected] 7500012036 otel Annapurna Bageshwar Shri Amit Adwal [email protected] 8475802868 TRH Bageshwar K . T . ARYA [email protected] 9458300455 Zila Panchayat Guest House Kausani Shri Anil Joshi [email protected] 7060339001 Govt. PG College Bageshwar Dr. Awasthi [email protected] 9314050962 7 District – Chamoli Contact Details of District Administration Name of Officer Designation Mobile Number Email ID District - Chamoli District Control Room 01372-252187, 7617429778, 9068787120, 7830839443 Mrs. Swati S Bhaduria DM 7302197513 [email protected] Dr G.S Rana CMO 9412009875 [email protected] Dr. M S Khati Nodal Officer – Covid 7617429778/906 control room 8187120 Nodal officer for Oxygen Management Name of Nodal Officer Designation Mobile Number Email ID Dr. Uma Rawat ACMO 9410134056 GMDIC-Nodal Officer 7895103097 BS Kunwar Oxygen Dr Uma Rawat DISTRICT O2 Control 9410134056 Room Contact Details of District Surveillance Team- Chamoli (Responsible for Covid-19 Testing,Contract Tracing & Surveillance) Name Designation Contact No. Dr. Uma Rawat District Surveillance Officer 9410134056 Dr Amit Jain Clinician/Physician 9410770977 Dr Yashoda Pal Microbiologist/Pathologist 9411355430 Mr. Ashish Sati
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