Thumbay Labs, myAlfred team up to improve diagnostic solution access for InsuranceMarket.ae clients
UAE (Press Releas): Thumbay Labs, UAE’s leading healthcare diagnostics provider, has partnered with myAlfred, the UAE’s leading money saving app to provide the customers of InsuranceMarket.ae, the largest insurance platform of the UAE, to expand the reach of their diagnostic services. This collaboration further aims to ensure that individuals in Dubai and the UAE have enhanced access to the most comprehensive health insurance options available in the market.
Under the MoU, Thumbay Labs and myAlfred will work together to expand the availability and reach of diagnostic services to a policyholders of InsuranceMarket.ae The tie-up will facilitate seamless access to high-quality diagnostic testing, ensuring individuals can conveniently and efficiently address their healthcare needs. Furthermore, this collaboration will enable InsuranceMarket.ae to offer enhanced healthcare solutions to its customers through myAlfred. Thumbay Labs will provide valuable insights and expertise in healthcare diagnostics, empowering InsuranceMarket.ae to assist individuals in making informed decisions about their health insurance coverage.
"We are excited about our partnership with myAlfred & InsuranceMarket.ae" said Mr. Akbar Moideen Thumbay, Vice President of the Healthcare Division at Thumbay Group. "This collaboration aligns with our commitment to provide comprehensive healthcare solutions to the community, including diagnostic services. By partnering with InsuranceMarket.ae, we can assist individuals in making informed decisions about their diagnostic needs and ensure they have access to the best coverage options available. Together, we aim to enhance the availability and affordability of diagnostic services, empowering individuals in Dubai and the UAE to prioritize their health and well-being."
Through this partnership, Thumbay Labs and InsuranceMarket.ae aim to streamline the process of obtaining health insurance while prioritizing the importance of diagnostic services. By leveraging their respective strengths and resources, the two organizations strive to create a more integrated and accessible healthcare ecosystem in Dubai and the UAE, ultimately benefiting the community at large.
Meanwhile, Mr. Avinash Babur, Founder CEO, InsuranceMarket.ae, stated:"We're thrilled to announce this exciting partnership with Thumbay Labs and myAlfred- two leading players in their respective sectors. This collaboration epitomizes our commitment to provide exceptional service and value to InsuranceMarket.ae policyholders, who will now enjoy exclusive offers on home collection for health check-up packages, blood tests, and more. At InsuranceMarket.ae, we continue to champion customer experience and value proposition, and this partnership allows us to take a significant step forward in that journey."
The collaboration between Thumbay Labs and InsuranceMarket.ae represents a significant step forward in enhancing access to quality healthcare services in Dubai and the UAE. It underscores both organizations'; commitment to ensuring the well-being of individuals and providing them with the financial protection they need to face any medical challenges.
For more information about Thumbay Lab, InsuranceMarket.ae and myAlfred, please visit their respective websites at www.thumbaylabs.com, www.insurancemarket.ae and www.myalfred.com
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Ashram Teacher, hailed as hero last year, booked for sexual abuse of minor boys
Ujjain: In September last year, a teacher at an Ujjain ashram “came to the aid” of a minor rape victim who was going door to door seeking help. The same teacher has now been arrested along with a caretaker for allegedly sexually abusing at least three minor boys at their ashram.
Three FIRs under relevant provisions of the IPC as well as under multiple sections of the POCSO Act have been registered by the police against the 21-year-old teacher, Rahul Sharma, and ashram caretaker Ajay Thakur. The police further informed that both have been sent to judicial custody, adding that there are many more victims who haven’t filed a complaint yet.
Ujjain SP Pradeep Sharma told The Indian Express: “So far three children have come forward and made the allegations. We have arrested two persons in this case.”
In September 2023, CCTV footage emerged of the minor girl, bleeding and partially clothed, after she was raped by an autorickshaw driver. The footage showed no one coming to her aid even as she walked around the area for an hour, with one resident even shooing her away.
Sharma had said he helped the girl after he spotted her outside the ashram. At the time, he had told The Indian Express: “This is a holy town, people here are supposed to be helpful, but no one helped her… there was no humanity.”
The police have ruled out any connection with the Ujjain rape case for now. “We sent through 200 CCTV videos and his role has so far been ruled out,” said a senior police officer. According to police, children from poor families were sent to be trained as pandits in this ashram, affiliated to the state Sanskrit board.
Around 10 days ago, a minor boy who was allegedly sexually assaulted by Thakur complained to his mother when he returned home. “The parents of the child came to the ashram. Then the ashram worker Thakur was sacked. Later, many more parents visited the ashram and levelled allegations,” said a senior officer.
The ashram authorities contacted police after several parents made allegations against Sharma and had a confrontation with the ashram official. An ashram official, Gajanand, said: “We called the police to help us but they arrested our staff. The allegations are false.”
However, the officer said: “When we arrived, we found that the ashram officials were the suspects. There are many more victims in this case and we tried to convince them to file a case. Policemen dressed in civil clothes also tried speaking to the children, but they refused as they were scared,” the officer said.
