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Another tragedy waiting to happen : B luru hospital raises SOS for oxygen shortage, help is on way

B luru hospital raises SOS for oxygen shortage The shocking incident at a government hospital in Chamarajanagar district in Karnataka, where 24 patients died on Monday due to shortage of oxygen, has sent shockwaves across the nation. Due to a disruption in oxygen supply from 12 a.m. to 2 a.m on wee hours of Monday, two dozen deaths tragically took place. But the entire state is still far from out of the oxygen crisis. Another hospital in the very state of Karnataka is now running out of oxygen and fast. Bengaluru, the IT capital of the state, is already facing an acute shortage of medical oxygen. Now, a private hospital in Bengaluru has reported oxygen shortage and urged patients to look for beds elsewhere. The news comes only hours after the tragic incident of Chamarajanagar government hospital was reported.

Karnataka Health Minister asks 18-44-year-olds not to crowd hospitals as vaccination drive begins May 1

updated: May 01 2021, 00:21 ist Covid-19 vaccination for the age group of 18-45 will not begin from May 1 in Bengaluru and rest of Karnataka as earlier announced, Health Minister Dr Sudhakar told reporters here on Friday. He asked those aged between 18 to 44 years to register on the Co-WIN portal and wait for the government to inform them once stocks arrive. Out of around 99.5 lakh doses, more than 95 lakh doses have been administered. Our vaccine wastage percentage is only 1.4 per cent. Yesterday, four lakh doses have arrived. I ve been informed that we have around six lakh doses with us, he said. Please don t visit hospitals tomorrow: Health Minister @mla sudhakar to 18-44 age group @DeccanHerald

Let s take the vax to the max, Bengaluru

Let’s take the vax to the max, Bengaluru Bangalore Mirror Bureau / Apr 29, 2021, 06:00 IST#2021-04-29T06:00:00+05:30 Health minister, top doctors launch BM-VK vaccination awareness drive Bangalore Mirror and Vijay Karnataka to promote vaccination among the masses. Welcoming this as an inspirational campaign, Health Minister Dr K Sudhakar said it was time to publicise the need for covid vaccines. “During the first wave, there was fear and anxiety among healthcare workers who would quarantine themselves in hotels for months by staying away from families. However, during covid 2.0, despite the high infectious rate, there is not much fear among the healthcare workers, and many are heading home after work. The vaccines have reinforced self-confidence.

Karnataka asks steel mills to ramp up O2 production, supply to hospitals

Karnataka asks steel mills to ramp up O2 production, supply to hospitals
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Helpless in Bengaluru

Helpless in Bengaluru A hospital in the city prominently displays its status with covid beds right at the entrance Your standing in society, who you know and govt’s promises: Nothing seems to work as the city faces a crunch of resources in this crisis time The second wave of covid is dealing a cruel blow, even to those with some amount of influence in the city. You may be socially active, or know people, but nothing is helping as the health infrastructure gives way under the weight of the rising cases. Asha Suryanarayan (50), a resident of RT Nagar is a Lion Club’s member, and has been a corona warrior over the past one year and has donated blood over 62 times.

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