CHENNAI PRESS NEWS

R|Elan™ FeelFresh fabric which is inherently anti-microbial inhibiting bacterial and viral* growth HeiQ Viroblock anti-viral treatment on the fabric Viral barrier PU film lamination for the first time in the world. Chennai: Loyal Textile Mills Limited today launched VIRAL SHIE LD a Line of Covid-19 Anti-Viral, Reusable Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Masks and Protective Fashion Wear Range. The series has been launched in collaboration with Reliance Industries India and HeiQ from Switzerland. This PPE emerges as the  World’s first Reusable PPE that has passed the Viral Penetration Test, Synthetic Blood penetration test and the SBPR test. Reuseable Gownset Loyal has strived hard to innovate a range of products that would meet the current demand for reliable and reusable protective gears during this Covid-19 pandemic. Loyal Textile Mills Limited collaborated with Reliance Industries India and HeiQ from Switzerland to innovate this reusable protective PPE, mask and ...

Another clinical milestone for Apollo Hospitals Amidst Covid19 Pandemic Chennai: Apollo Hospitals, Asia’s largest and most trusted multi-specialty chain of hospitals , announces the successful completion of Kidney Transplants and recovery of two international patients, who were in dire need of organ transplantation during the ongoing pandemic.   The Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has significantly affected solid organ transplantations (SOT) worldwide. Transplant patients are those with end-stage organ failure and fall in a highly vulnerable category.   And for post transplant patients with immunosuppression, the risk of infection is another challenge. From Left :  Dr. Saravanan,  Dr. Deepak Ragavan, along with Patients  Mr Guneshan Munisamy and Mrs. Sounita Soomaroo. Amid this pandemic, considering the best interest of the patient, the expertteam at Apollo Hospitals Chennai has performed challenging Kidney transplants recently on Mrs. Sounita Soo...

Chennai, July 8, 2020:  Recently, the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) with a view to modernize Tools Rooms and Training Centers had floated a tender with the assistance of the World Bank to acquire CNC Machines, Measuring Instruments and Accessories.   Indian machine tool manufacturers had bid for this tender. However, none of the Indian machines offered were selected due to some minor deviations from the tender specifications, while international vendors were selected. In this context, IMTMA is working closely with the Ministry of MSME and other government departments requesting a reconsideration of the offers submitted by Indian manufacturers, who are members of IMTMA. We are hoping that our request will be considered. About IMTMA: IMTMA was formed in 1946 the year before India got its independence when around 20 machine tool manufacturers joined hands to form an Association. Over a period of over seven decades it has grown in size to...