India continues to face oxygen crisis
In this acute crisis of pandemic the medical oxygen shortage has become very common. Unfortunately, it is the impact of the geographical separation between the substantial bulk of plants producing oxygen and those in need. “Knowing the occupancy of beds in the hospitals, we will also be able to work out the average requirement of oxygen there. This will take care of any imbalance in supply,” said officer on special duty for Covid-19 Vinod Rao, as states have started setting up the oxygen monitoring systems to monitor the quantity of oxygen supplied to each hospital and the usage to ensure there is no wastage or excess storage.
Rodic Consultant develops digital portal for timely supply of oxygen in UP
Rodic Consultant develops digital portal for timely supply of oxygen in UP
27 April 2021 | News The unique platform will regularly monitor and track real-time location of vehicles so that oxygen reaches hospitals without any delay especially during emergencies
Rodic Consultant has developed a first-of-its-kind digital portal ‘Oxygen Monitoring System for UP’ to ensure hassle free and timely supply of oxygen in Uttar Pradesh. The unique platform will regularly monitor and track real-time location of vehicles so that oxygen reaches hospitals without any delay especially during emergencies.
Awanish Kumar Awasthi, Additional Chief Secretary, Government of Uttar Pradesh said, “Under this system, a Command Control Centre has been opened at Home Department in Lucknow. Through this, management information system s (MIS) daily, live report on the movement of oxygen tankers can be monitored and vie
Consignment of hope in gloom
NEW DELHI: In less than 48 hours, Uttar Pradesh tagged 38 oxygen tankers for real-time tracking and another 20 are to be added by Monday night. The tankers, spread across UP and neighbouring states, were tagged by installing tracking devices that were then monitored by official teams.
UP government implemented the ‘Oxygen Monitoring System’ responding to the need to optimise utilization of 1,700-odd cryogenic tankers in the country to transport liquid medical oxygen amid the second surge of Covid-19.
The government is adding more such tankers to meet the growing demand.
On Saturday, additional chief secretary (home) in the UP government, Awanish Awasthi had made a presentation of the state’s initiative before a high powered group headed by road transport secretary Giridhar Aramane. States including Maharashtra, Punjab, Bihar and Tamil Nadu showed interest in the initiative.
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COVID-19: Oxygen monitoring system set up for UP in Lucknow ANI | Updated: Apr 24, 2021 15:15 IST
Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh) [India], April 24 (ANI): Uttar Pradesh Additional Chief Secretary, Home Department Awanish K Awasthi on Saturday informed that an oxygen monitoring system has been set up in the state capital amid the increasing number of COVID-19 cases.
Under this system, a Command Control Centre has been opened at Home Department in Lucknow, said Awasthi.
Speaking to ANI about the new monitoring system, the ACS informed that through this, Management Information System s (MIS) daily, live report on the movement of Oxygen tankers can be monitored and viewed on a map.