Mumbai is currently the worst hit in India in terms of Covid-19 casualties and cases, sparking huge concern among the masses. With the unabated spike in numbers, the financial capital of India has now been termed as the “Corona Capital” of the country.
The state government is working hard to enhance healthcare facilities and one of its major arrangements is a makeshift 1,008-bed mega-hospital which is coming up at a fast pace in the commercial hub of Bandra-Kurla Complex. The hospital is being constructed by the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) at a sprawling ground in the BKC.
In this video, Jitendra Dixit speaks to MMRDA commissioner R A Rajeev and gets an insight into the intricacies of the planning.
Student Protest: Jharkhand Aspirants Await Support as JPSC Row Intensifies
Monsoon Fury: Flash Floods and Heavy Rains Trigger Chaos Across Several States
ISI Plot: Punjab Police Busts Pakistan-Backed Terror Modules, Nine Arrested
Rain Havoc: Flash Floods, Landslides and Urban Flooding Disrupt Normal Life
Monsoon Fury: Heavy Rains Trigger Flash Floods and Waterlogging Across Several States
Mi 10i 5G: Unboxing And First Impresssions
BMC files police complaint against Sonu Sood for converting residential building into a hotel | Uncut
What Is High-Security Registration Plate?
Why Adar Poonawalla, Who Created Covishield And Dr. Krishna Ella Of Covaxin, What Will Be The Effect?
Meta Global Executives To Meet MeitY After Temporary Removal Of PM Modi's Facebook Video
Udhayanidhi Meets Father Stalin, Says 'Every Mother And Sister In Tamil Nadu Is My Family'
'Attack Against Christians': US Congressman Criticises FCRA Bill, Warns Of Bilateral Fallout
Stock Markets On Edge Ahead Of RBI MPC Decision: Sensex Over 400 Points Up, Nifty Remains Flat