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NOIDA/NEW DELHI: Kailash Hospital, one of the leading hospitals in Noida, is left with just 3-4 hours of oxygen supply. The hospital management has sought the Centre and the Noida district administration s help in this regard and asked the government to ramp up the oxygen supply to the hospital.
Due to oxygen shortage, the hospital is not admitting any new
Sharing more information, senior doctor Ritu Bohra, Group Director, Medical Kailash Hospital, said that the management has contacted the Noida District Administration and apprised it of the
She said that the hospital has received positive assurance from the Noida Administration and the
COVID: Despite fresh oxygen supply reaching Delhi, small hospitals in city grapple with limited stock
Officials at the 210-bed Mata Chanan Devi Hospital sent an SOS to the Delhi government as their oxygen supplier didn t fulfil commitments .
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Workers load empty cylinders of medical oxygen, required for treatment of critical COVID-19 patients, as coronavirus cases surge across the country, in New Delhi. (Photo | PTI) By PTI
NEW DELHI: Several small hospitals in the city struggled to replenish oxygen supply for coronavirus patients on Thursday morning, even as some big healthcare facilities received fresh stock overnight.
Hospitals in the city have been grappling with a shortage of oxygen supply amid spiralling COVID-19 cases. The Delhi High Court had on Wednesday night ordered the Centre to forthwith provide oxygen by whatever means to hospitals here facing shortage of the gas in treating serious COVID-19 patients, observing itseems human life is not important for the state. The central government, represented by Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, assured the court that it will facilitate supply of the increased allocation of 480 metric tonnes of oxygen to Delhi and the same will reach the national capital without any obstructions. However, several private hospitals complained thatno help has reached them.
India reports COVID-19 patients dying of lack of oxygen; leak kills 22
Patients suffering from COVID-19 receive oxygen at a hospital in New Delhi April 15, 2021. (CNS photo/Danish Siddiqui, Reuters)
By Catholic News Service • Posted April 22, 2021
NEW DELHI (CNS) An oxygen leak at a government hospital in India has killed 22 COVID-19 patients as the entire country faces a huge shortage of oxygen to support pandemic-hit patients.
Ucanews.com reported that the leak in the main liquid oxygen storage tank at Zakir Hussain Hospital in Maharashtra state led to a drop in the oxygen pressure of ventilators, and the patients died immediately April 21.