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New Delhi, July 31: The Delhi government has directed private hospitals to discontinue their extended COVID-19 facilities at hotels with immediate effect in view of the marked improvement in the coronavirus situation in the capital.
The government had issued an order earlier during the second wave linking hotels with private hospitals in order to convert them into extended COVID facilities in view of the rising number of coronavirus cases and also augment bed capacity in the national capital.
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“It has been decided to discontinue the scheme of creation of health care facilities at hotels by private hospitals which was operationalised earlier. All concerned private hospitals are, accordingly, directed to wind up the facilities operating in hotels with immediate effect,” the new order issued on July 29 said.
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