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List of Dedicated Covid Care Centers in Haryana Total Isolation Isolation Isolation Sr. District beds of beds for Facilty Name Category Type Facilty ID beds No Name Confirmed Suspected (excluding Cases cases ICU beds) G.S School Main Branch,Ambala Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 1 AMBALA 19624 50 0 50 Cantt Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 2 AMBALA Barara 18521 100 100 0 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 3 AMBALA ITI,Bharanpur,Naraingarh 19604 164 0 164 Center / DCCC Hospital Hindu Maha Sabha Hall,Ambala Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 4 AMBALA 19672 10 0 10 City Center / DCCC Hospital Aggarwal Dharamshala,Ambala Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 5 AMBALA 19651 16 0 16 Cantt Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 6 AMBALA Bajrang Bhawan 19582 60 0 60 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 7 AMBALA G.S.S College,Ambala Cantt 19622 100 0 100 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 8 AMBALA Panchayat Bhawan,Barara 19700 40 0 40 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 9 AMBALA Welcome Resorts 19603 40 0 40 Center / DCCC Hospital Gauri Shanker Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 10 AMBALA Dharamshala,Near Railway 19671 8 0 8 Center / DCCC Hospital Station,Ambala City Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 11 AMBALA Akal Academy Holi 18517 20 20 0 Center / DCCC Hospital List of Dedicated Covid Care Centers in Haryana Total Isolation Isolation Isolation Sr. District beds of beds for Facilty Name Category Type Facilty ID beds No Name Confirmed Suspected (excluding Cases cases ICU beds) Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 12 AMBALA Jain Dharamshala 19649 30 15 15 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 13 AMBALA Hanuman Vatika 19581 60 0 60 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 14 AMBALA Govt College,Ambala Cantt 19621 400 0 400 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 15 AMBALA Aggarwal Dharamshala,Barara 19699 80 0 80 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 16 AMBALA Milan Palace,Naraingarh 19601 60 0 60 Center / DCCC Hospital Ahluwalia Dharamshala,Nadi Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 17 AMBALA 19669 15 0 15 Mohalla,Ambala City Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 18 AMBALA ICL Sansthan 18488 300 150 150 Center / DCCC Hospital Gurudwara Raatgarh Sahab Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 19 AMBALA 19580 50 0 50 Yatra Niwas Hall Center / DCCC Hospital P.K.R Jain Sr.Sec School,Ambala Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 20 AMBALA 19642 100 0 100 City Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 21 AMBALA S.D College,Ambala Cantt 19619 300 0 300 Center / DCCC Hospital Manji Sahib Gurudwara, Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 22 AMBALA 19697 90 0 90 Ambala City Center / DCCC Hospital List of Dedicated Covid Care Centers in Haryana Total Isolation Isolation Isolation Sr. District beds of beds for Facilty Name Category Type Facilty ID beds No Name Confirmed Suspected (excluding Cases cases ICU beds) Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 23 AMBALA Chawla Palace Naraingarh 19600 40 0 40 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 24 AMBALA Community Center, Sultanpur 19666 30 0 30 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID 25 AMBALA Shri Ram Mulakh Sansthan Hospital 18480 100 100 0 Center / DCCC Ravidass Dharamshala Ward No Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 26 AMBALA 19578 20 0 20 5 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 27 AMBALA Govt Polytechnic(Boys),Ambala 19641 30 30 0 Center / DCCC Hospital B.P.S Planetarium Hall,Ambala Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 28 AMBALA 19617 200 0 200 Cantt Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 29 AMBALA Clark Inn Hotel,Ambala city 19695 30 0 30 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 30 AMBALA Preet Palace 19598 70 0 70 Center / DCCC Hospital Shanti Devi Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 31 AMBALA 19665 15 15 0 Dharamshala,Ambala City Center / DCCC Hospital LORD MAHAVIR SCHOOL Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 32 AMBALA 18452 300 300 0 AMBALA CANTT Center / DCCC Hospital Ravidas Dharamshala Ward No Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 33 AMBALA 19575 15 0 15 11 Center / DCCC Hospital List of Dedicated Covid Care Centers in Haryana Total Isolation Isolation Isolation Sr. District beds of beds for Facilty Name Category Type Facilty ID beds No Name Confirmed Suspected (excluding Cases cases ICU beds) Chaman Vatika Boarding Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 34 AMBALA 19637 552 200 352 School,Ambala City Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 35 AMBALA D.A.V River Side School 19616 250 0 250 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 36 AMBALA D.A.V College Ambala City 19688 40 0 40 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 37 AMBALA Surya Palace,Naraingarh 19596 40 0 40 Center / DCCC Hospital Kamboj Dharamshala,Kumhar Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 38 AMBALA 19664 30 30 0 Mohalla,Ambala City Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 39 AMBALA SDSS School 18448 400 400 0 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 40 AMBALA Gujjar Dharamshala 19573 30 0 30 Center / DCCC Hospital G.S.S School,Ram Bagh Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 41 AMBALA 19634 120 0 120 Road,Ambala Cantt Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 42 AMBALA Kukrain Bhawan 19615 100 0 100 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 43 AMBALA O.P.S School,Ambala City 19686 30 0 30 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 44 AMBALA Jatt Dharmshala 19594 40 0 40 Center / DCCC Hospital List of Dedicated Covid Care Centers in Haryana Total Isolation Isolation Isolation Sr. District beds of beds for Facilty Name Category Type Facilty ID beds No Name Confirmed Suspected (excluding Cases cases ICU beds) Gaindamal Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 45 AMBALA 19663 15 0 15 Dharamshala,Ambala City Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 46 AMBALA BPS Public School Ambala Cantt 18445 200 200 0 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 47 AMBALA Kashayap Dharmshala 19571 50 0 50 Center / DCCC Hospital G.S.S School,Bakra Market, Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 48 AMBALA 19632 150 0 150 Ambala Cantt Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 49 AMBALA Hotel Royal Blue,Naraingarh 19610 5 0 5 Center / DCCC Hospital Sangeet Resort,Hisar Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 50 AMBALA 19683 150 0 150 Road,AmbalaCity Center / DCCC Hospital Panchayat Bhawan,1st Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 51 AMBALA 19661 30 0 30 Floor,Ambala City Center / DCCC Hospital Hostel Scouts and Guide Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 52 AMBALA 18440 30 30 0 Ambala Cantt Center / DCCC Hospital Raghunath Mandir,Purani Sabji Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 53 AMBALA 19591 50 0 50 MAndi Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 54 AMBALA Aggarwal Dharamshala 19569 30 0 30 Center / DCCC Hospital Jain Girls Sr. Sec School, Rai Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 55 AMBALA 19630 100 0 100 Market Center / DCCC Hospital List of Dedicated Covid Care Centers in Haryana Total Isolation Isolation Isolation Sr. District beds of beds for Facilty Name Category Type Facilty ID beds No Name Confirmed Suspected (excluding Cases cases ICU beds) Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 56 AMBALA Hotel Paris Naraingarh 19609 5 0 5 Center / DCCC Hospital Palm Dale Resort,Hisar Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 57 AMBALA 19680 150 0 150 Road,Ambala City Center / DCCC Hospital Aggarwal Bhawan,Sec-9,Ambala Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 58 AMBALA 19660 50 0 50 City Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 59 AMBALA Yadav Dharamshala 18434 13 13 0 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 60 AMBALA hanker sewa Smiti Shiv Mandir 19589 40 0 40 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. 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III - Dedicated COVID Other than 67 AMBALA Valmiki Dharamshala 19566 30 0 30 Center / DCCC Hospital Govt High School.Military Dairy Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 68 AMBALA 19626 100 0 100 Farm Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID 69 AMBALA CHC Mullana NEW BUILDING Hospital 18522 100 100 0 Center / DCCC Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 70 AMBALA Govt Girls College,Baragarh 19606 574 0 574 Center / DCCC Hospital Cat. III - Dedicated COVID Other than 71 AMBALA Jain Dharamshala,Ambala City 19675 8 8 0 Center / DCCC Hospital M.M Cat.
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