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Bhabha Hospital receives 250 face shield units to fight COVID-19
Updated On: 15 April, 2020 02:30 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
The face shields will help Bhabha hospital doctors and nurses to protect themselves from the spread of the novel coronavirus.

The Bhabha Hospital nurses protesting on the premises after a patient who died in the ICU on April 7 tested positive after death
Bandra's KB Bhabha Hospital, one of the BMC's isolation facilities in Mumbai recently received 250 face shield units in order to tackle the coronavirus crisis. The face shields will be used to protect hospital doctors and staff from the spread of the novel coronavirus.
This is to place on record that 250 face shield units have been donated to the K.B Bhabha Hospital after a donation was raised for 100 masks. We received donation equivalent to purchase 200 units & got 50 units as a good will gesture from the manifacturer Mol3d Pvt LTD. https://t.co/qkM97y4rLR pic.twitter.com/SnPHyBD5XO
— M.N.C.D.F (@MNCDFbombay) April 13, 2020
Mumbai North Central District Forum is run by Trivankumar Karnani, an advocate in the Bombay High Court. The forum addresses public grievances and aids those in need amid crisis. On April 10, the forum through its Twitter handle made an appeal to procure about 100 pieces of face shield which would be donated to the nurses and medical staff of hospital.


