Need beds, oxygen find all on Google

Need of beds and medical oxygen in hospitals in this pandemic time is very important but finding both life saving gaint apparatus isn't easy. Many high profiles by contributing monetary help and other organisations like RSS (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh) is helping by providing duty with administration in different districts of 250 places and running nearly 2,442 covid centers accross the country.

Tech gaints are also offering services to ease the situation. ViewSonic offers to help distance-learning efforts, Bill Gates offers a pandemic battle plan includes innovations in testing, treatments, vaccines, and policies to limit the spread while minimizing the damage to economies and well-being.  Pallium India incentive Sukh Dukh  helpline is a platform to offer Psychological First Aid as well as grief and bereavement counselling to affected persons across India to cope with the losses experienced in the Covid-19 pandemic.

Now coming to the point that Google  introducing a Q&A feature in Google Maps to allow users ask questions and share information on availability of beds and oxygen supplies. 

Google teams are focused on three priorities➖

➡️ Ensuring people can access the latest and most authoritative information

➡️ Amplifying vital safety and vaccination messages

 

➡️ Providing financial backing for affected communities, health authorities and other organisations

The tech giant said in a blog post that it may be required to verify the accuracy and freshness of the information as the content will be user-generated, and not from authorised sources. In addition to showing 2,500 testing centres on Search and Maps, Google will now share the locations of over 23,000 vaccination centres across the country, in English and eight Indian languages.

The company said it is working closely with the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare to make this information available throughout India.

This is part of the tech giant's praiseworthy efforts to support the relief efforts amid the deadly second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.