Delhi Public School Ghaziabad Society Converts Campuses Into Covid Vaccination And Isolation Centres
DPSG Palam Vihar:
DPSG, Palam Vihar, has partnered with Columbia Asia Hospital, Palam Vihar, Gurgaon. and converted its premises into a vaccination centre. From Day 1, this facility has been catering to a large number of people and we hope to continue serving greater numbers in the days to come. People can book slots for vaccination on CoWin. It is available at a cost of ₹850. Within 4 days of its opening, this facility served more than 600 beneficiaries and is expected to receive high footfalls in the coming days Managed by DPSG Society, this school has a highly-qualified teaching staff and it provides various kinds of educational and extracurricular facilities to its students. It has been consistently producing top-performing students in diverse fields.
DPSG Meerut Road:
DPSG, Meerut Road, has been declared a Covid-19 vaccination center by the government. Prathamic Swasthya Kendra, Sector 23, Rajnagar, has been shifted to this school. On the very first day after being declared a vaccination centre, this school saw a footfall of around 700 people. Our fight against the Covid-19 continues as we move forward towards a better tomorrow. On Day 2, around 388 people turned up there to get vaccinated. Ghaziabad district magistrate Dr Ajay Shankar Pandey and chief medical officer Dr. N K Gupta visited the school to see the arrangements made by the school authorities. On its huge campus and spacious rooms, the vaccination process went smoothly, stringently following all covid safety protocols. The school strongly commits to extend its assistance by sharing the facilities and resources to help control the Covid-19 pandemic. DPSG Society has offered its schools in Ghaziabad, Gurugram, Faridabad and Dehradun to the states. The DPSG Society is also ready to provide whatever resources required to help the Covid-19 patients under the guidance of the district administration.
DPSG Vasundhara:
DPSG Vasundhara campus has been converted into an isolation centre with provisions for liquid medical oxygen for Covid-19 patients. The campus has 10 beds and six oxygen cylinders to cater to patients. The centre is being run in collaboration with Sewa Bharti and doctors from Max Hospital Patparganj.
Stating that the initiative has been undertaken to instill a sense of empathy in its students, DPSG in a statement said, “We had the sense of satisfaction to see the general public come over to DPSGV get the interim oxygen and go back with their saturation reaching 95 and above.” The campus will be converted into a vaccination centre soon, in light of current situations.
