Sunday, June 21, 2020

Knowing Treelabs: Inventing the Inventors

I met Dr Dipankar of Treelabs on 13th Sept 2018 at his office cum residence. His work seems too good to be true.

Me and my son Ankit spend four and half hours with him knowing and seeing his work. He seems to have done ground breaking fundamental research in many many areas. He left IITB few years back. He is determined to make difference in the lives of lowest rung of people by creating Bell Labs of India and finding out enlightened inventors.

Many of his inventions are related to Electrical Power e.g. drastic reduction in energy consumption of an electrical induction motor, measuring energy usage of a machine in real time on mobile phone etc. Frankly I’m not qualified to assess or understand fully his inventions.

Short description of his work is given below.
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Dipankar did is B.Tech from IIT-Bombay in Electrical Engineering (‘84-‘88 batch). Subsequently, he did his Masters and PhD from Rice University (USA) in Physics. He did it in record time of 10 months. He enjoyed the rare privilege of working in both experimental and theoretical physics.

On the experimental side he worked on “cutting edge” technology areas such as Scanning Probe Microscopy, Fullerenes/Buckyballs (C60), Ultra-fast Femto-second Lasers etc.

He had been among the pioneers in the field of scanning probe microscopy, building systems from scratch when one did not have the luxury to purchase off-the-shelf systems.

Scanning probe microscopes may be considered the cutting edge in advanced mechanical control systems, with pico-meter level precision.

On the theoretical side Dipankar solved a 100-year old but largely contemporary problem, that of solving Maxwell’s equations exactly, analytically. This work allows electromagnetic calculations to be done in minutes on a personal computer, which would normally take weeks to compute on supercomputers.

Immediately on completion of his PhD, Dipankar returned to India, and started a private research Lab of his own, in India. He started by building scanning probe microscopes.

Dipankar’s work for more than one decade in India resulted in many significant inventions.

A prominent set of inventions are in the area of ‘energy-efficiency’ and have attracted keen attention from the pundits in the field.

Dipankar has published scientific papers in premier scientific journals such as Science, Physical Review Letters, Physical Review, etc.

Dipankar has also been associated, for the past more than twelve years with IIT-Bombay
as an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering, and teaches a course called Electronics Design Lab, or EDL where students are urged to think on their own and design real working products, from ‘scratch’.

He also interacts with students in various IIM’s and other management institutions in the country.

At present Dipankar is focused on creating TREELabs, a ‘Linux’ like movement in the inventions domain, and has been mobilizing people and institutions to participate in various ways.

http://www.treelabs.org
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He is totally different from other inventors.

Top guys of leading corporations and government have met him and said he is sitting on multiple-billion dollar inventions.

He claims to explain concepts of mass, energy, laws of mechanics etc using two basic concepts of linearity and symmetry! He says even a child can understand it. He is writing a book about it

Amazing person. Not married though he had long relationship. Cooking own food. Almost in a garage type home-office setup with few dedicated young boys working with him. His colleague Cyril Mathew worked as a Phd student under Prof Dipankar at IIT Bombay.

He has certain basic principles:
  • No work for military
  • No nuclear energy
  • Teach people to fish instead of giving them fish.
  • Work should empower people of lowest strata. 
  • No bribe

Tesla wanted to buy his induction motor tech outright but he refused based on his certain principles.

He is working with Gandhi outfit at Wardha promoting "Nayi Taalim" (New Training) - where some bright young school students will be made factory owners and parents will be working in the factory!

Time spent with him - for us (me and my son Ankit) was a classroom learning of 4 hours and 30 mins!

When we left the place it left us wondering- can this be real!

He said when he was studying he had this Entrepreneurship bug bit him and he started earning from it more than his father, when he was just a student in a school.

Things started happening in his life and he never planned anything that has happened with him. On Scanning Tubular Microscope (STM) he happened to work with people who got Nobel prize later. He designed STM machine and gave rights to a friend from Italy because in India every top government official wanted to be compensated for assisting him.

He said he wasted six years at IITB. People who paid IITB for furthering his work never reached him. He got frustrated with IITB management and even mindset of students. So he left it. He didn’t take salary when he worked.

His monthly expense is Rs. 2,000 to 3,000/-

I forgot to mention he said he has designed a way to get about 4 to 5 litre of water overnight in a desert from an area of one square metre without using any energy.

Also, he could convert it to ice by spending about Rs.300 to 400 of energy.


He said energy efficiency of a ordinary ceiling fan is 1 to 2% if you measure the energy output of the air displaced and reduction in air temperature. One of the expert in aviation in airflow (PhD) did calculations and agreed on his view.


He showed a three phase induction motor run through his “box” on single phase 230 volt ac. at different speeds.


He showed a small size (easily portable) Welding Machine powered by single phase 230 volt ac power. He took two broken high speed steel  hacksaw blades. When connected the blade tips melted and got joined. One remarkable part of welding was that he held the blades with bare hand i.e., temperature increase of the blades was only at the tip where they got welded.

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Arc welding machine demo

"My Story Session" with Prof. Dipankar of TREELabs at TiE Pune.

https://youtu.be/3q1nzO5W5F0
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Ice maker demo at Tata Centre for Technology and Design of IIT Bombay.

https://youtu.be/-N5gTR1o_Zs
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Lampo - light source

Richard Stallman, founder of GNU foundation and considered to be the 'father' of the free software movement, witnessing the lampo and having discussions at Treelabs.

This innovation got second place at the IIT Bombay's 10 Great Ideas contest during its Golden Jubilee celebration.

https://youtu.be/j93NWOnqHGI

Monday, June 15, 2020

What to do when one feels unwell, during Covid-19 lockdown in Mumbai

This is a compilation of useful information to fight Covid-19 pandemic. It's culled from many sources. These details are given for information only. Reasonable care has been taken to make it as accurate as possible. Hope you find it useful.

1. What to do when you suspect Corona virus infection?

a. Don't Panic. Stay calm. Contact your family doctor and seek his advice. In case he is not able to help reach out to doctors (or apps) mentioned at Point-7 for Covid-19 and Point-8 for non-Covid health issue.

b. In case of  Covid suspicion call on 1916 and/or report on Arogya Setu Application. MCGM Medical Officer will contact you. 

c. Visit nearest Covid Fever Clinic. Based on advice of medical officer get Covid-19 (RT-PCR) test done. At government hospitals test is free of charge. Private lab charges Rs.2,800/- for home collection. At lab charge is Rs.2,200/-

d. Upon receipt of test report decide next course of action along with MCGM Medical officer. If symptoms are mild he may advice quarantine. In case of severe symptoms he may advice you to get admitted at a Covid hospital.

MCGM Help Line
Toll Free: 1916
Disaster Management Control Room: 022-22694725; 022-22694727

Maharashtra State Help Line
Phone No.: 022–22024535

Central Govt Helpline for Corona-Virus:
Phone: 011-23978046 
Toll Free : 1075 
Helpline Email ID : ncov2019@gov.in
Download Arogya Setu application from https://www.mygov.in/aarogya-setu-app/

3. Covid Hospitals

Address and contact details of well known Covid hospitals is given below. Some cells have been kept blank purposefully so that government and private hospitals from same area appear next to each other. List is starting from hospitals in South Mumbai and gradually goes towards north Mumbai.

Sr

Government Hospitals

Private Hospitals

1

Kasturba Hospital, Byculla

Sane Guruji Marg, Arthur Road,

Mumbai 400 011

Contact No. 022-23083901 / 022-23092458 / 022-23092458 (Fax) / 022-23000889

Bombay Hospital, Marine Lines

12, Vitthaldas Thackersey

Marg, Near to Liberty

Cinema, New Marine Lines,

Marine Lines, Mumbai,

Maharashtra 400020

Contact: 022-22067676

 

2

Nair Hospital, Mumbai Central

55, Dr Anandrao Nair Marg,

Mumbai Central, Mumbai,

Maharashtra 400008

Contact: 022-23081490 (101) / 022-24667845 / 022-23085379 (P) / 022-24327508

Wockhardt Hospitals, Agripada

1877, Dr.Anand Rao Nair Road, Near Agripada Police Station, Mumbai Central (E), Mumbai- 400 011

022-61784444, 022-61784400,

82911-01001

3

 

Breach Candy Hospital, Cumballa Hill

60 A, Bhulabhai Desai Marg, Breach Candy, Cumballa Hill,

Mumbai, 400026

Contact: 022-23667788

 

4

 

H N Reliance Hospital, Girgaon

Raja Rammohan Roy Rd, Charni Road East, Prarthana Samaj,

Khetwadi, Girgaon, Mumbai 400004

Contact: 1800-221166

5

KEM Hospital, Parel

Acharya Donde Marg, Parel,

Mumbai, Maharashtra 400012

Contact: 022-24131763 / 022-24136051 / 022-24134977

 

Global Hospitals, Parel

35, Dr Ernest Borges Rd,

opp. Shirodkar High School,

Parel, Mumbai 400012

Phone: 022-67670101

6

Lokmanya Tilak Hospital, Sion

RB2 Central Railway Quarters,

Jain Society, Sion, Mumbai,

Maharashtra 400022 

Contact: 022-24092020 / 022-24090002 / 022-24090367 /

022-24076382 / 022-24076380

 

Hinduja Hospital, Mahim

SVS Rd, Mahim West,

Shivaji Park, Mumbai,

Maharashtra 400016

Contact: 022-24451515

7

K B Bhabha Hospital, Kurla

Small Gol Bldg, Belgrami Road,

Near Police Station, Kurla West, Mumbai 400070

Tele: 022-26500241, 022-26500144

 

Raheja Hospital, Mahim

Raheja Rugnalaya Marg,

Mahim West, Mumbai 400016

Contact: 022-66529999

 

8

Bhabha Hospital, Bandra

Waterfield Road, Bandra West,

Mumbai, Maharashtra 400050

Contact: 022-26422775 / 022-26429828 / 022-26406787

 

Lilavati Hospital, Bandra

A-791, Bandra Reclamation Road,

Bandra West, Mumbai,

Maharashtra 400050

Contact: 022-26751000

9

Cooper Hospital, Vile Parle

U 15, Bhaktivedanta Swami Rd,

JVPD Scheme, Juhu,

Mumbai 400056

Contact: 022-26207254 / 022-26207256 / 022-26207258 / 022-26205897 (Fax) / 022-28934257

 

Nanvati Hospital, Vile Parle

S V Rd, near LIC Colony,

Suresh Colony, Vile Parle West, Mumbai 400056

Contact: 022-26267500

 

10

 

Kokilaben Hospital, Andheri

Rao Saheb Achutrao

Patwardhan Marg, Four

Bungalows, Andheri West,

Mumbai 400053

Contact: 022-30696969

 

11

Rajawadi Hospital, Ghatkopar

7, M G Road, Rajawadi, Ghatkopar East,

Mumbai 400077

Contact: 022-25115066 to 022-25115070 / 022-25127372 /

022-25094149 to 022-25094153 /022-25125610 – 022-25125611

 

Seven Hills Hospital, Andheri

Marol Maroshi Rd, Shivaji Nagar JJC, Marol, Andheri East,

Mumbai 400059

Phone: 022-67676766

 

12

 

Hiranandani Hospital, Powai

3rd Floor, HBOT Department, 

Powai, Mumbai,

Maharashtra 400076

Contact: 022-25763500

13

 

Fortis Hospital, Mulund

Mulund Goregaon Link Rd,

Nahur West, Industrial Area,

Mulund West, Mumbai 400078

Contact: 96060-47050

 

Blood Bank Contact Details

Helpline Numbers: 104, 1910

1. St. George Blood Bank 022-22620344, 022-22620242

2. J.J Hospital Blood Bank 022-23769400

3. G.T Hospital Blood Bank 022-22621464, 022-22621465, 022-22621467

4. Kama Hospital Blood Bank 022-22611648

5. Indian Red Cross Society 022-22663560

6. Breach Candy Hospital and Research centre 022-23667811, 022-23667820

7. Hinduja National Hospital 022-24452222, 022-24451515, 022-24447752

8. Jaslok Hospital 022-24939595

9. Lilavati Hospital Blood Bank 022-26455891 Ext. 2223

10. Tata Memorial Hospital Blood Bank 022-24149750, 022-24161413


4. Updated list of sealed buildings


5. Mumbai MCGM Area-wise Officers In Charge

Eighty per cent beds in private hospitals are reserved for covid patients and treatment at government rates is mandatory. 

These chartered officers have now been appointed to monitor the situation.  Sseparate e-mail address has been created as given hereunder, for citizens to lodge complaints.

The Municipal Corporation has taken possession of these beds and will distribute them as required.

Who has which Hospital & for its Functional responsibility

1. Madan Nagargoje: Bombay Hospital, Saifi Hospital, Jaslok Hospital, Breach Candy Hospital, H. N. Reliance Hospital, Bhatia Hospital, Convest and Manjula S. Badani Jain Hospital, SRCC Hospital.
E-mail address: covid19nodal1@mcgm.gov.in

2. Ajit Patil: Masina Hospital, Wockhardt Hospital, Prince Ali Khan Hospital, Global Hospital, K. J. Somaiya Hospital, Guru Nanak Hospital, p. D. Hinduja Hospital.
E-mail address: covid19nodal2@mcgm.gov.in

3. Radhakrishnan: S. L. Raheja Hospital, Lilavati Hospital, Holy Family Hospital, Seven Hills Hospital (Reliance), BSES Hospital, Nursing Hospital, Holy Spirit Hospital.
E-mail address: covid19nodal5@mcgm.gov.in

4. Sushil Khodvekar: Kohinoor Hospital, Hindu Sabha Hospital, SRV Chembur Hospital, Galaxy Multispeciality Hospital, L.A. H. Hiranandani Hospital, Surana Sethia Hospital, Fortis Hospital.
E-mail address: covid19nodal4@mcgm.gov.in

5. Prashant Naranware: Karuna Hospital, Kokilaben Hospital, Sanjeevani Hospital, Nanavati Hospital, Apex Hospital, Apex Superspeciality Hospital.
E-mail address: covid19nodal3@mcgm.gov.in


6. Ambulance Service

The Maharashtra Emergency Medical Service (MEMS) provides free ambulance service on calling 108. It reaches the patient'a home and takes him to the hospital.

The 108 ambulance service is aimed at providing medical support during golden hour and was launched in 2014. Mumbai has 93 ambulances under this service.

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This medical emergency platform will help the citizens to book an ambulance using a mobile app and track the vehicle once it is assigned and predict the time when it will reach the desired venue. The fare paid for the ambulance will be predictable and the user will have a very seamless experience at the time when his or her mind is in turmoil due to the emergency happening in the household.

Call on 1800-266-4242 for the ambulance or download 'Dial4242' app on Android or iPhone and request for ambulance.
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HelpNow 24x7 Ambulance service started by IITians. Dial +91-8899889952
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Mumbai Dhadkan has launched a special service of Ambulances for Healthcare workers. The ambulance will reach within 45 mins to Healthcare workers anywhere across Mumbai.

We have a fleet of 58 ambulances.

Ambulance Helpline Numbers:
Jeevan
98676-52784
98215-55528
93268-39332
80806-08888
Dr Suhas
98190-25705
98190-25705 

An initiative by Dr Tushar Shah, Devik Sparsh (Dr Shruti Manaktala), Golden Citizens Trust (Dr Anjali Chhabria), Dr Charuta Mandke, Madat Trust (Dr Anand Parihar), Lions Club of Juhu (Mr Chetan Shah), Dr Nilima Vaidya Bhamare & L B Trust (Dr Sanjay Goel)

7. Covid-19 Medical Help Line

Excellent helpline (24×7) has been initiated by Indian Medical Association. 

The numbers are +91-99996-72238 and +91-99996-72239

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These doctors from Mumbai you can consult for free on phone.

For telephonic guidance on COVID-19 from 8 am to 12 noon
Dr Tushar Shah.   9321469911
Dr M Bhatt.           9320407074
Dr D Doshi.           9820237951
Dr D Rathod.         8879148679
Dr R Gwalani.        8779835257
Dr D Kansara.       8369846412

For telephonic guidance on Covid-19 from 12 to 4 pm
Dr G Kamath.      9136575405
Dr S Manglik.       9820222384
Dr J Jain.             7021092685
Dr A Thakkar.      9321470745
Dr L Bhagat.        9820732570
Dr N Shah.           9821140656
Dr S Phanse.        8779328220
Dr J Shah.            9869031354

For telephonic guidance on Covid-19 from 4 to 8 pm
Dr N Zaveri.        9321489748
Dr S Ansari.        7045720278
Dr L Kedia.          9321470560
Dr B Shukla.        9321489060
Dr S Halwai.        9867379346
Dr M Kotian.        8928650290

For telephonic guidance on Covid-19 from 8 to 11 pm
Dr N Kumar.           8104605550
Dr P Bhargav.        9833887603
Dr R Chauhan.       9892135010
Dr B Kharat.           9969471815
Dr S Dhulekar.        9892139027
Dr S Pandit.           9422473277


8. Non-Covid Medical Help Line

Breach Candy Hospital starting Live Care. Now you can consult registered doctors through Tele/Video consultation from the comfort of your home using mobile app.

To book an appointment, call 011-41179678 Mon-Sat 10am to 6pm / 022-23667800 Mon - Sat 8 am to 4 pm or click below link to download MyHealthcare patient app https://www.myhealthcare.co/patient to book an appointment.

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P. D. Hinduja Hospital doctors are now available for tele/video consultation.You can consult our doctors from the safety of your home. To book an appointment, call 022-67668181 / 022-45108181 (Mon - Sat 8 am to 7  pm) or book online at http://bit.ly/PDHH_OnlineAppointment

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KEM Hospital and IIT Bombay Initiative
During lockdown, where will patients of non-Covid related factors go?
❖ How will all the issues related to general health get resolution?
❖ Do all queries need personal in-person guidance?

Landline number to be called: 022-62328234 Timing: 8 am to 10 pmFree of charge.

Adhering to Medical Council of India guidelines, many of the HODs and Professors of KEM
Hospital along with some Professors of IIT Bombay, Powai, Mumbai, led by Dr Kameswari
Chebrolu of the Computer Science & Engineering Dept, have developed a platform to help
non-Covid patients during this period of lockdown for consultation in the immediate future.
Instead of coming to hospitals and exposing patients to a potentially hazardous Covid-19
environment, patients and family members can call the helpline, and get timely advice and
proper counselling.

This initiative at KEM, signed off by:
Dr. Mukesh Agrawal Paediatrics
Dr. Kamakshi Bhate Community Medicine
Dr Shilpa Rao General Surgery
Dr.Tukaram Jamale Nephrology
Dr.Hetal Marfatia ENT
Dr. Sandhya Kamat Pharmacology
Dr. Niranjan Maydeo &
Dr Padmaja Samant OBGY
Dr. Sangeeta Ravat Neurology
Dr. Charan Lanjewar Cardiology
Dr. Akash Shukla GI medicine
Dr. Chetan Kantharia GI Surgery
Dr. Sujata Patwardhan Urology and all their students
With thanks to the Dean KEMH, Mumbai, Dr Hemant Deshmukh, and the Director of IIT
Bombay, Prof. Subhasis Chaudhuri, for their permission for this timely and necessary intervention, for the health of our nation.

For further details, please contact via email: Prof Kameswari Chebrolu, Dept of CSE, IIT Bombay,
Powai, Mumbai 400076 chebrolu@iitb.ac.in
Prof Shilpa Rao, Dept of General Surgery, King Edward Memorial Hospital and Seth Gordhandas
Sunderdas Medical College shilparao@kem.edu
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Tata Group has started a good initiative by providing absolutely free Doctors consultation online through chats. This facility is started for all so that you need not go out for Doctors and you may consult them safely at home.

The link is given below, request every one to take benefit of this fantastic facility.

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9. Home Quarantine Services

When your loved one needs prolong medical care at Home you have to provide your time ,care and love in order to heal them  faster and better.

We at Maxtech understand this crucial requirements and we  provide each and every thing to the patient who is on bed at home.

We provide complete ICU Setup at home including Hospital beds, Oxygen / Bipap & Ventilator machines etc; on rental basis and 2000+ products such as Adult Diapers, Cotton rolls , Dressing Materials, Gloves etc; at wholesale price with free home delivery (Mumbai Limits) 
hence, saving time and money .

For more details Call on 90290-75765 and 90041-55541

You Tube Video  : https://youtu.be/XaatWbahSrc

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Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital brings a home quarantine service that offers a comprehensive solution in safety of your home for COVID positive and symptomatic patients.  15 Day home quarantine packages for individual starting at Rs. 375/- per day. 

To know more about the packages call us on our toll-free number – 1800-221166 or  9324947776.

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Evexius brings to you a special Home Quarantine Service  which involves setting up an Isolation Facility at home for COVID-19 patients. This is being offered in partnership with local hospitals and in accordance with the guidelines set by local healthcare and civic authorities. As a part of the Home Isolation Facility we offer 24x7 Home Health Sherpa Support, 24x7 caregivers (if needed), Doctor Tele-consultation, Psychological counselling, Dietician Consultation and Comprehensive Home Care Kit. Through this facility you can avail remote care services in the comfort of your home.

More details: https://www.evexiushealthcare.com                 

10. Useful Q & A on Masks and Respirators

Different types of masks (to educate non medical and non health workers)

Myths and Facts about "Masks"

Q-1 What are the common types of masks.?
Ans -
1 Cloth mask
2 Surgical mask

Q-2 What are the Respirators.?
Ans -
N- 95
N- 99
N- 100
are the respirators.

Q-3 What is the difference between mask and respirator.?
Ans - Mask has  loose fit, it doesn't seal nose & mouth snugly.
During respiration air moves along the edges of the mask, while respirator has tight seal & most of the times air passes only through its material after filtration.

Q-4 Are all respirator masks r same.?
Ans- No, respirators r graded according to their filtration efficiency.
According to the used filter type
According to the type of materials used & additional features
They r of different types.

Q-5 What is the efficiency grading.?
Ans - According to the efficiency of filtration these r usually graded as-
95, 99 & 100.
Means these respirator masks r capable of traping 95%, 99% & 99.9% of particles, smaller up to the 0.3 micron size.
This grading can also be done as
P1 (FFP1) - 80%
P2 (FFP2) - 95%
P3 (FFP3) - 99.95%
Filtration efficiency.

Q-6 What is the NR or P meaning written over mask.?
Ans -
N - not oil proof
R - oil resistant
P - oil proof
(Eg. N 95 is not oil proof)

Q-7 Few repirator masks have valve, what is that.?
Ans - That valve is nothing but a simple exhalation port with one way valve mechanism, it reduces effort of expiration, reduce heat inside the mask, dissipate humidity & reduce co2 the amount of from the  dead space of mask.

Q-8 When to use surgical masks.?
Ans - Surgical mask or procedure mask is the most common mask used by health workers. 
It is not designed to protect wearer from inhaling the air born bacteria & viruses.
It is used to block only large particle droplets, splashes, sprays or splatter.
It also reduce the exposure of wearer's saliva & respiratory secretions to others. Surgical mask also remind wearer not to touch their mouth/nose which could otherwise transfer virus/bacteria after having touched a contaminated surface.

Q-9 What is the filtration capacity of surgical mask.?
Ans - It can vary between 10-90% according to the manufacturer.

Q-10 How one can assure about the quality of mask.?
Ans - Mask should be certified by the NIOSH (National institute for occupational safety & health) Or
NPPTL (National personal protective technology laboratory)

Q-11 Does cloth mask effective.?
Ans - Cloth is a wooven material thus pore size is bigger than surgical mask which is made up of non wooven polypropylene material thus cloth mask is less effective than surgical mask in terms of filtration efficiency.

Q-12 Does extra layer improve efficacy of cloth mask.?
Ans - No, it's not advisable. Each extra layer adds only 2% of extra protection on the cost of comfort .

Q-13 Can surgical/cloth mask be used routinely.?
Ans - Yes these can be used routinely.
Few studies done on normal population concluded that the use of simple mask can decrease the incidence of flu up to 75%.
Few east asian countries following this practice of routine use of mask.

Q-14 Can mask be reused?
Ans - Cloth mask can be reused after washing.
- Surgical mask should be discarded after single use or after soiled
- Respirator mask should be discarded when resistance of breathing get increased or get solied.
Viruses/bacterias can grow & flourish inside the reused mask.

Q-15 What r the WHO recommendations for using masks.?
Ans -
- For the normal population, any type of mask is not required, maintaining the social distance & hand hygiene are the sufficient.
- Sick person should wear surgical mask.
- Any person who is taking care of sick person should also wear the surgical mask.
- N 95 mask should be used by the person who is potential to get expose with the respiratory secretions of the infected patient. eg... During the Endotracheal intubation, CPR, Ventilation, Bronchoscopy & Tracheostomy.

11. Useful Information for Doctors in Mulund and Thane

As we all  know , Covid Positive medicos facing lots issues in finding beds in thane,we have decided to keep one bed reserved for doctors of any pathy on first come first serve basis.

Pls feel free to call if any dr is in need of bed .

Hospital service will be free of cost if no Mediclaim

Regards ,

Dr Amol Gitte 9769545533
Siddhivinayk hospital
(Covid hospital)
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We at Metropol multispeciality hospital also will keep one bed prioritised to medical faculty and their family members. 

Dr Rahul Pandey 
Metropol multispeciality hospital (Covid) 
9833441011.
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Drs of Thane 

Lifecare hospital Vartaknagar assure you all that 1 bed will be reserved for Thane Drs of covid infection in this covid crisis 
Please contact me directly on this 9869354001

Dr Sushil Indoria
Lifecare hospital
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Horizon Prime Hospital will keep one bed prioritised to the medical faculty and family members. 
Contact 022-68556855
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Covid 19 Mahesh Ambulance Services 
Contact no. 9702030500/ 88280-09500

Basic, oxygen, cardiac with ventilator
Basic van with oxygen in Mulund, Bhadup, Thane  3,500/-
Bombay 5,000/-

Cardiac with venti in Mulund, Bhadup, Thane - 5,500/-
Bombay-8,500/-

                                                             -oOo-
Last updated on: 16-6-2020
Note: For feedback write to rjkothari@gmail.com

Covid Resource for Second Wave

Initial part of this blog has resources useful for all of India. Later part is dedicated to resources for Mumbai city.