The mega facility hospital at the Bandra-Kurla Complex, which was constructed in 12 days by the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) to house non-crictical patients in the wake of novel Coronavirus, has and withstood the test of nature and came out unscathed as Cyclone Nisarga passed through MMR on June 3.

After #CycloneNisarg, work restarts for second Covid facility at BKC. Nothing happened to Covid hospital 1 and 2 during Cyclone though as a matter of abundant precaution, patients were shifted. u00e2u0081u00a6@CMOMaharashtrau00e2u0081u00a9 u00e2u0081u00a6@mieknathshindeu00e2u0081u00a9 u00e2u0081u00a6@AUThackerayu00e2u0081u00a9 pic.twitter.com/2L232bqh2r

— Mumbai 2.O (@mumbai_2) June 3, 2020

As a precautionary measure, the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM) had shifted around 150 patients from the makeshift COVID-19 care center.