Tamil Nadu: For the Tiruvannamalai Mahadeepam, the Public Health Department has enabled tracking of medical preparations through a QR code.
This code will be displayed at various locations. The Public Health Department stated that it will allow medical camps set up at 90 locations and ambulances on standby at 60 locations to be identified and utilized via mobile phone.
The Mahadeepam will be lit in Tiruvannamalai on Wednesday (December 3) at 6 p.m. Lakhs of devotees are expected to attend.
Following this, 37 medical camps have been set up along the 14-km-long Giriwala Road, 23 at the temporary bus stand, 8 on the Outer Ring Road, and 22 on the approach road.
A team of over 500 doctors, nurses, and medical assistants is working there.
By scanning a QR code, you can find information on your mobile phone about the location of medical camps in different colors for each area.
Similarly, more than 50 108 ambulance vehicles, equipped with basic life-saving facilities, high-specialty facilities, and intensive life-saving facilities, have been stationed at various locations.
Furthermore, five two-wheeled ambulances have also been kept ready. 255 people have been deployed for this work. The Public Health Department has stated that the location of the ambulance can also be tracked through a QR code.
