Indian Navy releases a video of PPE's made by Naval Dockyard Mumbai

The Indian Navy has released a short video of the Personal Protective Gear made by Naval Dockyard Mumbai, in support of the medical warriors fighting COVID-19, to minimise exposure to coronavirus.

A short video of the Personal Protective Gear by Naval Dockyard Mumbai, in support of the medical warriors fighting #COVID19, to minimize exposure to #Coronavirus: Indian Navy pic.twitter.com/kzRm8Yhha4

— ANI (@ANI) April 3, 2020

The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic outbreak continues to spread like wildfire across India, the Naval Dockyard in Mumbai has designed and developed its own handheld infrared-based temperature sensor and protective gear to shield professionals from the virus exposure. It is to be noted that the instrument was manufactured at a nominal cost of just under Rs. 1000, through in-house resources. The Indian Navy has informed that the cost is a fraction of the cost of the temperature guns in the market.

Naval Dockyard, Mumbai has designed & developed its own handheld infrared-based temperature sensor. The instrument has been manufactured under Rs. 1000, through in-house resources (which is a fraction of the cost of the temperature guns in the market): Indian Navy pic.twitter.com/aDgcXxKLcF

— ANI (@ANI) April 2, 2020

#IndiaFightsCorona
In support of the #MedicalWarriors fighting #Covid, @indiannavy's Naval Dockyard, #Mumbai rises to the occasion, produces #PersonalProtective Gear to minimize exposure to the hazardous #COVID19.#MoDAgainstCorona#SayYesToPrecautions#हरकामदेशकेनामpic.twitter.com/gsuFK6vlHN

— SpokespersonNavy (@indiannavy) April 1, 2020