CM flags off vehicles to transport COVID-19 patients to hospitals
The Hindu
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Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Sunday flagged off 50 vehicles to be used to transport COVID-19 positive persons to hospitals. He flagged off the vehicles to be run on behalf of the Coimbatore Corporation during his visit to the Government Medical College and ESI Hospital. The Corporation had allotted 10 vehicles for each of the five zones. At the ESI hospital, he interacted with the patients, doctors and staff.
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