Coronavirus: Centre increases Delhi’s oxygen supply after top hospitals flag shortage for second day
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia alleged that authorities in Haryana were stalling trucks carrying oxygen to the Capital. Updated 30 minutes ago A man waits to refill a medical oxygen cylinders at at an oxygen refill station in Prayagraj on April 20. | Sanjay Kanojia/ AFP
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday said the Centre has increased Delhi’s quota of oxygen supply to treat coronavirus patients as the city faces unprecedented shortages amid a second wave of the pandemic.
Supplies of medical oxygen in Delhi had been running alarmingly low for the second day on Wednesday, with several top hospitals of the city saying they only had oxygen to last another few hours.
As Delhi Hospitals Run Short, Centre Raises Oxygen Quota: 10 Points As Delhi Hospitals Run Short, Centre Raises Oxygen Quota: 10 Points Oxygen crisis: Delhi logged more than 28,000 fresh Covid cases over a 24-hour period yesterday. Around 2,000 patients in the six hospitals are waiting for fresh oxygen supply.
Oxygen Crisis in Delhi hospital: Sources in AAP said the Centre has increased Delhi s oxygen quota
New Delhi: Delhi s oxygen quota has been expanded, an AAP leader said this evening amid a severe oxygen crisis in six hospitals with around 2,000 patients between them. Delhi has asked for states cooperation on supply after instances of tankers being blocked.