G-20: Delhi's hospitals are ready, patients will reach the hospital in just 10 minutes through the green corridor.

G20 summit: Delhi's hospitals are ready for the G20 summit. Special arrangements have been made for the treatment of foreign guests. Special wards have been created in the hospital. Green corridors will also be ready to take patients to the hospital on time. The number of ambulances has also been increased in all hospitals.

G-20 conference is going to be held in the country's capital Delhi. The hospitals of the capital are also ready for this. ICU is being prepared at Pragati Maidan for the treatment of emergency patients. Doctors from big hospitals like Delhi's AIIMS, Safdarjung, RML and Lady Hardinge will be deployed 24×7 to treat patients. Green corridors are also being prepared to take the patient to the hospital on time. 140 ambulances have been connected to all the hospitals. These ambulances will be equipped with advanced life support system, monitors, essential medicines, injections and oxygen cylinders. If a person's health deteriorates, he can be given first aid only in an ambulance. For this, paramedical staff will be deployed in the ambulance.

Training is also being given to the medical staff of all major government hospitals in Delhi. Special green corridors are being made from the venue of the G-20 conference to the hospitals. With these, the patients will be taken to the hospital in just 10 to 15 minutes. Special arrangements have also been made at Loknayak and GB Pant Hospital near Pragati Maidan.

Common patients will not have any problem

According to Dr. Suresh Kumar, Medical Director of Loknayak Hospital, the emergency has been made even better for the event. Doctors have been given special training. Modern machines have also been procured to provide better treatment to the patients in less time. The ICU has also been upgraded for foreign guests. Meanwhile, complete arrangements have also been made for the treatment of common patients. No services have been stopped in the hospital for general patients. The facilities for these patients are the same as before.

medical staff leave canceled

Holidays of medical staff in hospitals have been cancelled. The staff has been told to come to the hospital during the entire duration of the G-20 summit except in case of emergency. An order in this regard has also been issued in Delhi's RML Hospital and some other hospitals.