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Centre asks HC to recall order on oxygen supply to Delhi with contempt warning | Delhi News

NEW DELHI: The Centre on Sunday moved an application before the Delhi high court bench of Justices Vipin Sanghi and Rekha Palli, seeking recall of its Saturday order in which it had directed it to provide Delhi its allocated quota of 490 metric tonnes (MT) of medical oxygen, adding that it would consider initiating contempt proceedings in case of non-compliance. The bench has directed the Delhi government to file a reply on the Centre s plea by Tuesday and will take up the matter on Wednesday. The court also clarified that it hadn’t initiated any contempt action. We have not initiated contempt. That’s the last thing we have on our mind. We know everyone is working hard, the bench remarked, observing that the government officials were carrying out their duties despite being infected.

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Centre asks HC to recall order on oxygen supply to city with contempt warning | India News

NEW DELHI: The Centre on Sunday moved an application before the Delhi high court bench of Justices Vipin Sanghi and Rekha Palli, seeking recall of its Saturday order in which it had directed it to provide Delhi its allocated quota of 490 metric tonnes (MT) of medical oxygen, adding that it would consider initiating contempt proceedings in case of non-compliance. The bench has directed the Delhi government to file a reply on the Centre s plea by Tuesday and will take up the matter on Wednesday. The court also clarified that it hadn’t initiated any contempt action. We have not initiated contempt. That’s the last thing we have on our mind. We know everyone is working hard, the bench remarked, observing that the government officials were carrying out their duties despite being infected.

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450 beds at hotels converted to COVID Care Centres

450 beds at hotels converted to COVID Care Centres Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA As many as 450 beds have been set aside at hotels that would serve as COVID Care Centres. A release from the district administration said the Collector had approved of the Centres where private hospitals would provide medical assistance. The release said 41 beds had been set aside in Subashree Hotel, where CSR Nursing Home would provide medical care. Likewise, there would 50 beds in WelcomHotel with medical assistance from GKNM Hospital, 60 beds in Mahesh Gateway Hotel with medical assistance from Venkateshwara Hospital, 30 beds in ESS Grand Hotel with medical assistance from SPT Hospital, 30 beds in Annamalai Hotel with medical assistance from Sowmiya Hospital, 110 beds in Sakthi Hotel, Pollachi, with medical assistance from MRS and T.D. Nair Hospital, 40 beds in Aloft Hotel with medical assistance from Atlas Pain Care, 54 beds in Kiscol Hotel with medical assistance from Sathya Medical C

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Fed up: Hospitals slam Delhi govt over oxygen supply, HC asks state to arrest black marketers

UPDATED: April 27, 2021 15:42 IST Delhi High Court has asked the state to act against oxygen refillers who are refusing to supply oxygen to the hospitals in crisis. (PTI) The Shanti Mukund Hospital in Delhi has once again run out of oxygen and told the Delhi High Court on Tuesday that their oxygen allocation has been reduced. The High Court has asked Delhi government to act against black marketers and oxygen refillers who are refusing supply. The Delhi High Court on Tuesday pulled up the Delhi government and said that it is a consistent complaint against them that hospitals are not being supplied with oxygen. The rap came after the Venkateshwara Hospital interrupted the hearing saying their oxygen is running out.

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