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<ul><li><keyword id="1106616" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="TrueCaller">Truecaller</keyword> now has a simple directory of important numbers for Covid-related services.</li><li>It allows you to find hospital and care facilities in your area.</li></ul>Truecaller, a telephone search engine, today launched a Covid Hospital Directory for users in India. The directory is built right into the app and can be accessed from either the menu or the dialer. The directory includes telephone numbers and addresses of covid designated hospitals from multiple states across the country, sourced from official government databases. A search button helps you quickly find the information you need; however it does not assure hospital bed availability. “We wanted to quickly introduce a simple directory of important numbers for Covid-related services. We have started with this hospital list and we're working to add more verified sources soon. This is one among the many ways we're helping with Covid relief efforts. We offer the support of the entire organisation and the Truecaller platform, for anyone that we can help,“ said <keyword id="4561539" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Rishit-Jhunjhunwala">Rishit Jhunjhunwala</keyword>, MD India, Truecaller.

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Telangana- Covid links, helpline numbers: · Helpline Number: 104 · For COVID Bulletins/ updates/ Health facilities/Control Rooms/Quarantine Centres · https://covid19.telangana.gov.in/ · Telangana Govt's Dedicated website for Fact Check : https://factcheck.telangana.gov.in/ · Official WhatsApp Chatbot – TS Gov COVID Info (on +91-9000 658 658) – as part of its efforts to provide authentic information to citizens on the Coronavirus/ COVID-19 pandemic. · Email: covid19info-itc@telangana.gov.in · DGP Command Control No: 9490617523 (WhatsApp) (For stranded people, Migrants)

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<ul><li>More than a dozen doctors employed with technology major <keyword id="28721" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Cognizant">Cognizant</keyword> for its healthcare and life sciences practice in Mumbai have volunteered to be a part of a telephonic helpline for addressing questions on COVID-19.</li><li>The participation from Cognizant employees has expanded the helpline's reach across marginalised communities and areas with limited access to medical expertise. </li><li>The US-based company's healthcare and life sciences business revenue was about USD 4.7 billion and accounted for 28% of its overall topline for 2019.</li></ul>More than a dozen doctors employed with technology major Cognizant for its healthcare and life sciences practice in Mumbai have volunteered to be a part of a telephonic helpline for addressing questions on COVID-19.The <keyword id="8934534" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="covid-19-helpline">COVID-19 helpline</keyword> has been set up by a group of physicians, led by Mumbai-based consulting physician Tushar Shah, to contain fear, panic and speculation by providing people with relevant, non-prescriptive information. "Responding to the COVID-19 crisis has put frontline healthcare personnel under a severe strain. Our helpline is an attempt to ease the pressure on hospitals and doctors, enable those in need to get treatment on priority, and equip citizens with useful and accurate medical information," Shah said. He added that the participation from Cognizant employees has expanded the helpline's reach across marginalised communities and areas with limited access to medical expertise. Before joining the helpline team, Cognizant's doctor volunteers took a two-week virtual training from Shah on various aspects of running a helpline, such as gathering information from callers, reading symptoms, and responding to various types of questions. Cognizant has over 2,700 medical professionals globally, including physicians, nurses, and pharmacists who provide critical services such as pharmacovigilance, clinical data management, medical management and claims management, among others, to healthcare and life sciences organisations globally. The US-based company's healthcare and life sciences business revenue was about USD 4.7 billion and accounted for 28% of its overall topline for 2019. Under Cognizant's employee-led volunteering program Outreach, Cognizant employees are supporting several governmental and non-governmental organisations across India on COVID-19 initiatives. The company has about two lakh employees in India. Ramkumar Ramamoorthy, Chairman and Managing Director at Cognizant India said most questions to date on the helpline have been about likely symptoms, self-isolation, diet, hygiene and testing of COVID-19. "Through the helpline, Cognizant volunteers have been able to provide non-prescriptive advice to marginalised and underserved communities as well," he added. Similarly, KONE Elevator India, a fully-owned subsidiary of Finland-based KONE Corporation, said it is offering its cloud technology for free to its customers operating medical facilities. The KONE 24/7 Connected Services technology can better predict, maintain and take action before breakage, thereby ensuring less equipment downtime and fewer faults, a statement said. This preventive maintenance system helps the elevator work seamlessly in hospitals 24/7 and in the current pandemic situation, it is absolutely critical that elevators or escalators run smoothly without any setbacks, it added. In collaboration with IBM Watson, the cloud-based solution uses sensors that collect data on a range of parameters on equipment performance and powerful analytics to identify deviations. If the system identifies the need for maintenance, it alerts a technician immediately. "...one area where movement is crucial is hospitals where doctors, nurses, assistants and volunteers continue to work tirelessly to ensure patients are looked after. KONE's 24/7 Connected Services, now available free for our current customers who operate medical facilities, will help ensure that their people flow is safe and reliable," Amit Gossain, Managing Director at KONE Elevator India, said. See also: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/careers/news/iit-and-iim-job-offers-are-fast-vanishing-and-a-second-placement-drive-in-july-might-be-underway/articleshow/75003350.cms">IIM, ISB, MDI and other management graduates to intern with the Indian government to tackle Corona Crisis — but without a stipend</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/careers/news/over-120-million-blue-collar-employees-go-unpaid-as-operational-restrictions-impact-businesses/articleshow/75421501.cms">Over 120 million blue collar employees go unpaid as operational restrictions impact businesses</a>

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New Delhi, Apr 11 () A hugely popular footballer in his home state of Kerala, India and Jamshedpur FC winger C S Vineeth has joined a government helpline centre there to advice people on how to face the COVID-19 pandemic. Vineeth, who has played for the national team and was a part of Jamshedpur FC in the Indian Super League 2019-20, was contacted by the Kerala Sports Council about the helpline in Kannur and he immediately jumped into the thick of things. "After I came back here (in Kerala), I got a call from the Kerala Sports Council, asking whether I would like to help with the COVID-19 helpline, so I joined in," Vineeth said. "Whatever little I could do to help during an emergency," he said in an All India Football Federation release. The 31-year-old, who is adored by fans in Kerala, said he intends to continue working at the helpline centre till the end of the lockdown. He began working at the centre on March 28. "The plan is that we would continue this help-line till the dangers of the Coronavirus are averted, and the lockdown comes to an end. The situation in Kerala is much-improved now, of course," the crafty winger said. Though Vineeth and his co-workers at the helpline centre were not directly in touch with people, they are taking all the precautions. "Of course, we are following the guidelines prescribed by the Government, while commuting to and from the call-centre," said Vineeth. "We are provided with gloves, masks, and sanitisers, which we use quite often. But those of us working here are not exactly exposed. We all just go home, and come here." The Jamshedpur FC attacker feels that the curve has indeed flattened in Kerala, with the number of cases going down over time. The number of calls that he has been getting have also decreased, since the time he started working at the centre. "Before, we used to get over 150 calls per day. Now, that number has gone down a lot. The number of cases are also going down in the state. We just need to stay strong and wade through these troubled times," Vineeth said. "I would like to urge everyone to stay at home and follow the government's guidelines. It's a good time to spend with your family. Stay safe people, and take care." PDS PDS AHAH

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By Aditi Khanna London, Apr 22 () Britain's Prince William and wife Kate Middleton, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, on Wednesday launched a new mental health helpline targeted at the National Health Service and other key workers on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic fightback.The project, called Our Frontline, will be a combination of one-to-one support and online resources for any NHS workers, carers, emergency services personnel and key workers whose psychological wellbeing comes under pressure during the crisis."Over the past few weeks, millions of frontline workers across the UK have put their physical and mental health on the line to protect us all during the coronavirus pandemic," said William, the second in line to the British throne."Every day, they confront traumatic situations at the same time as having to contend with their own worries about the risks to themselves and their families. That takes a real toll, and as I've seen for myself through my work with the air ambulance, without the right support at the right time, the challenges they face will only be greater," he said.The 37-year-old said the couple's Royal Foundation will do all it can to support the Our Frontline project, which will be its top priority for the months ahead.The foundation is formally backing the new initiative from leading charities and organisations to provide round-the-clock mental health support to everyone from teachers and nurses to bus drivers.Mind, Samaritans, Shout – a text messaging helpline supporting people in crisis – Hospice UK and the Royal Foundation have united for the new service. Frontline staff and key workers can call or text a trained volunteer and access specially developed online resources, tool kits and advice to support their mental health.Paul Farmer, chief executive of Mind, said: "Every day, those working in health and social care, 999 services and other vital roles – staff working in supermarkets, pharmacies, transport, catering and cleaning to name a few – face huge challenges to their physical and mental health."That's why it's so important they can easily access information and contact trained advisers to help promote good mental health, any time of day or night."The total number of confirmed cases in the UK have reached 1,29,044 and 17,337 people have died. AK AMS

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