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CIDCO to hand over Liquid Medical oxygen cylinders to Panvel Municipal Corporation free of cost

CIDCO has fulfilled the medical needs of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region during the difficult times of the COVID Pandemic

CIDCO to hand over Liquid Medical oxygen cylinders to Panvel Municipal Corporation free of cost
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CIDCO has decided to hand over 30KL and 10KL Liquid Medical Oxygen (LMO) storage tanks with 2 vaporizers each, 10 cylinders of 240L Liquid Medical Oxygen (DURA) with one vaporizer and 48 cylinders of 46.70L (JUMBO) Medical oxygen to Panvel Municipal Corporation (PMC) free of cost.

"As per the directives of the Maharashtra Government, CIDCO has fulfilled the medical needs of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region during the difficult times of the COVID Pandemic. Along with providing the excellent infrastructure, CIDCO has always strived to look after healthcare needs of the citizens. This decision has been taken with an aim to empower public health facilities in the Panvel Municipal Corporation area and make them more efficient", said Dr. Sanjay Mukherjee, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, CIDCO.

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The Maharashtra government had directed CIDCO to set up dedicated Covid health centers in the Mumbai metropolitan region to treat more patients during the second wave of Covid in 2021. Accordingly, within a short period of time, CIDCO set up a Covid health center at Cotton Corporation's godown at Kalamboli, Navi Mumbai along with Kanjurmarg and Mulund in Mumbai. These 635 bedded health centers at Kalamboli were provided with medical equipment, CCTV system, PA system, IT, fire fighting system, oxygen cylinder, oxygen storage tanks etc. For setting up this centre, INR 29.79 crore along with consultancy fee was spent by CIDCO.


After handing over the centre to PMC, this centre was inaugurated on October 08, 2021 and its operation was started by PMC. The centre was later closed by the PMC on February 09, 2023 after a steady decline in the number of COVID patients. After this, CIDCO has decided to transfer medical material costing about INR 80 lakhs to PMC free of cost. 

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