Siddha-based COVID-19 treatment centre opened in Pudukottai
The Hindu
PUDUKOTTAI A Siddha-based COVID-19 treatment centre has been opened at the Government Arts College for Women in Pudukottai Town. The Siddha centre equipped with 75 beds and other facilities to provide
PUDUKOTTAI A Siddha-based COVID-19 treatment centre has been opened at the Government Arts College for Women in Pudukottai Town. The Siddha centre equipped with 75 beds and other facilities to provide treatment to COVID-19 affected patients was opened by Minister for Law S. Regupathy and Minister for Environment Siva V. Meyyanathan in the presence of District Collector P. Uma Maheswari and administration officials. Speaking to reporters after inaugurating the facility, Mr. Regupathy said Siddha-based treatment at the centre for COVID-19 patients entails provision of traditional food. He said funds to the tune of ₹ 9 lakh had been obtained to provide nutritious food to the COVID-19 patients undergoing treatment at the Pudukottai Government Medical College Hospital. Steps had been taken to ensure good care for those affected by the viral infection.
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