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Delhi govt hospitals to be reserved for city residents, says Kejriwal

Some private hospitals will be reserved for Delhiites too, says chief minister.

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Beds at hospitals run by the central government can treat people from across the country, Kejriwal said.

BS Web Team New Delhi
As many as 10,000 beds at hospitals run by the Delhi government will be reserved for residents of the city, said chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday as coronavirus cases steadily rise in the national capital 

Beds in some private hospitals will be reserved too, said Kejriwal as he announced that the city’s borders will be opened on Monday after being sealed for a week. Beds at hospitals run by the central government can treat people from across the country.

Kejriwal said a committee of doctors set up by his government had warned that Delhi might need 15,000 hospital beds by the

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