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COVID-19: 50-bed facility for cops set up in Navi Mumbai
Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope condoled the deaths of 35 police personnel due to the COVID-19 pandemic

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Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope on Wednesday inaugurated a 50-bed COVID-19 care centre for police personnel at the Navi Mumbai police headquarters in Kalamboli. Speaking to reporters, the minister condoled the deaths of 35 police personnel due to the COVID-19 pandemic. "We want police personnel who put their lives at risk to have the best care if they get infected by coronavirus," Tope said. All police commissioners and superintendents have been instructed to start such facilities, he said.
"Although nearly 3,500 personnel have contracted the deadly infection in the state, the police don-t hesitate in discharging their duties at quarantine centres, isolation wards or any other highly contagious areas," he said. Senior officials including Navi Mumbai police commissioner Sanjay Kumar were present for the inauguration of the 50-bed facility.
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