IMA's Goa unit takes dim view of govt order on reserving beds
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Indian Medical Association's (IMA) Goa unit on Monday expressed its displeasure over the state government's recent directive to reserve 20 per cent of beds in private hospitals for COVID-19 management. IMA Goa unit president Dr S Samuel has wondered why the government is looking at private hospitals in coronavirus care management when state-run facilities are yet to be fully utilised.
He said metro cities across India opted for private facilities only when government-run capacities had exhausted. PTI RPS NSK NSK
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