Rwanda deploys robots to treat COVID-19 patients
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Rwanda has resorted to the use of robots for the treatment of coronavirus (Covid-19) patients.
The robots are to be used in monitoring Covid-19 patients’ vital signs including temperature, heart rate.
They are also to monitor blood and oxygen levels and relay response to doctors and nurses remotely.
So far, the country has 308 confirmed cases of COVID-19 , 209 recoveries with no death
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