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Kerala HC Warns Private Hospitals Against Charging Exorbitant Rates on COVID Treatment - (11 May 2021)

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Kerala High Court has cautioned hospitals to abide by the rates notified by the government in its order, giving strong warning to hospitals for overcharging on Covid-treatment rates. The Court cited an instance of a hospital in the Ernakulam district which was found to have levied high rates for its Covid treatment, as per the report of the District Medical Officer submitted in Court.

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