CMCH Establishes 10-Bed Isolation Ward for Potential Ebola Cases
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- •The Calcutta Medical College and Hospital (CMCH) in Durgapur has set up a 10-bed isolation ward specifically for potential Ebola cases.
- •The ward is equipped with negative pressure rooms, PPE, and advanced disinfection systems, following WHO and NCDC guidelines.
- •Hospital Superintendent Dr. S. K. Roy confirmed the facility is part of a broader preparedness strategy amid global Ebola concerns.
- •No Ebola cases have been reported in India, but the ward aims to ensure rapid isolation and treatment if needed.
- •Health authorities have urged the public to stay calm and follow hygiene practices while maintaining vigilance.
Durgapur, West Bengal – In response to rising global concerns over Ebola virus disease outbreaks in Africa, the Calcutta Medical College and Hospital (CMCH) in Durgapur has established a dedicated 10-bed isolation ward. The facility is being prepared to handle any potential cases of Ebola, ensuring that the hospital is equipped to isolate and treat patients while preventing the spread of infection.
The initiative reflects a broader effort by health authorities in West Bengal to enhance preparedness against highly infectious diseases. The isolation ward is equipped with necessary medical infrastructure, including negative pressure rooms, personal protective equipment (PPE) for healthcare workers, and advanced disinfection systems. According to hospital officials, the ward is expected to be fully operational within the next few days.
