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Now, Omicron suspects can be admitted in Bombay hosp – Times of India

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Mumbai: A woman and her daughter, who arrived in the city from Dubai on Friday were admitted at Bombay Hospital on suspicion of Omicron after they tested positive at the airport.
Dr Gautam Bhansali of Bombay Hospital said they have been authorised by the civic body to admit Omicron suspects, who were isolated at the BMC-run SevenHills Hospital in Andheri till now. The Marine Lines hospital has designated its ninth floor for Omicron patients with 22 beds.
Dr Bhansali said the mother-daughter duo has a travel history to Georgia prior to returning to Dubai and then India.tnn

Source: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/now-omicron-suspects-can-be-admitted-in-bombay-hosp/articleshow/88214891.cms

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