CCMC Commissioner inspects treatment facilities in CODISSIA for COVID-19 victims

Coimbatore: The COVID-19 flying squad officers visited the COVID-19 treatment center set-up at Coimbatore's CODISSIA complex and inspected them. It was led by Coimbatore Corporation Commissioner Shravan Kumar Jadavat.

Coimbatore: The COVID-19 flying squad officers visited the COVID-19 treatment center set-up at Coimbatore's CODISSIA complex and inspected them. It was led by Coimbatore Corporation Commissioner Shravan Kumar Jadavat.

During the inspection, the corporation officers advised health workers to wear a face mask, wash hands frequently, and wear protective equipment. They also created awareness on the methods to follow while working with people who are infected.

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