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Delivering Oxygen to India's Remotest Parts, The Story of Absstem - Vimarsana News

Delivering Oxygen to India's Remotest Parts, The Story of Absstem

In March 2021, India witnessed a devastating second wave of COVID-19, it only took 70 days for the virus to sicken 11 million Indians. As hospitals were overflowing, an oxygen crisis erupted with thousands scrounging for oxygen cylinders as the country faced an acute shortage.Absstem today, has installed over 180 Oxygen Generators in 20 States

Absstem Technologies to bridge maintenance gap of medical oxygen generators - Vimarsana News

Absstem Technologies to bridge maintenance gap of medical oxygen generators

Providing expert maintenance for oxygen generator machines made by any brand, as hospitals struggle with defective generators

Absstem Technologies to bridge maintenance gap of medical oxygen generators - Vimarsana News

Absstem Technologies to bridge maintenance gap of medical oxygen generators

Providing expert maintenance for oxygen generator machines made by any brand, as hospitals struggle with defective generators

Harsh Mander: As India gasped for oxygen in the second wave, those in power looked the other way - Vimarsana News

Harsh Mander: As India gasped for oxygen in the second wave, those in power looked the other way

Why did the country have to go through the Covid-19 horrors of the summer of 2021?

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Delivering Oxygen to India's Remotest Parts, The Story of Absstem - Vimarsana News

Delivering Oxygen to India's Remotest Parts, The Story of Absstem

In March 2021, India witnessed a devastating second wave of COVID-19, it only took 70 days for the virus to sicken 11 million Indians.