Summary: As the number of coronavirus cases in India crossed the 3,000-mark, it has been an incredibly difficult two weeks for healthcare professionals, who have been facing difficulty reaching their workplaces because of limited mobility options during the lockdown. The National Health Authority has now announced a tie-up with Uber to give rides to frontline healthcare workers engaged in the treatment of COVID-19 patients. How will it work? Uber India and South Asia president Pradeep Parameswaran explains.
