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In this study, we implemented a multi-level queue scheduling algorithm for a hospital with three wards: General, Pandemic, and Arogya Sree. The Pandemic ward uses priority scheduling, while the others use FCFS. It also calculates distances to nearby airports based on geolocation to identify oxygen airlift points. This work allows us to eliminate human interference in resource allocation by automating the process based on priority derived from the doctor's diagnosis. This ensures that maximum efficiency is reached. The common people faced many problems during the pandemic, mainly related to costs incurred and resource availability. We want to solve this by removing the human factor from the equation.
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