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The air was electric in the gymnasium of the German International School Sydney. The reason was a basketball game between the school's own team “GISS Joeys” and the German visiting team from the “Berlin Cosmopolitan School”. The Berlin school is currently on tour in Australia with its basketball team led by coach Sven Wehrmeyer.
Raphael Koch, a retailer of medical devices in the small Swiss town of Wil, has been busy for the past two weeks fielding a flurry of phone calls. Most are from Indians or India-based companies looking for oxygen concentrators, with some even wanting as many as 500 at once. But Koch’s Oxymed store barely has any stock left of the little known machines that separate the critical gas from air and assist patients with low blood-oxygen levels. And he isn’t expecting fresh supplies from manufacturers at least until mid-June. “They’re desperate,” he said, referring to the callers he’...
Oxygen Shortage In India's Covid Crisis Sparks Hunt for $1,000 Machines Oxygen Shortage In India's Covid Crisis Sparks Hunt for $1,000 Machines But Raphael Koch's Oxymed store barely has any stock left of the little known machines that separate the critical gas from air and assist patients with low blood-oxygen levels. And he isn't expecting fresh supplies from manufacturers at least until mid-June. India has reported more than 300,000 daily infections for 21 consecutive days. Raphael Koch, a retailer of medical devices in the small Swiss town of Wil, has been busy for the past two weeks f...
Oxygen shortage in India sparks hunt for $1,000 concentrators File photo of oxygen concentrators recieved in India - PTI× After a new coronavirus variant unleashed a brutal wave of infections, demand has shot up for the device Raphael Koch, a retailer of medical devices in the small Swiss town of Wil, has been busy for the past two weeks fielding a flurry of phone calls. Most are from Indians or India-based companies looking for oxygen concentrators, with some even wanting as many as 500 at once. But Koch’s Oxymed store barely has any stock left of the little known machines that sepa...
A man carries oxygen concentrator machine for a Covid-19 coronavirus patient, in Delhi NEW DELHI: Raphael Koch, a retailer of medical devices in the small Swiss town of Wil, has been busy for the past two weeks fielding a flurry of phone calls. Most are from Indians or India-based companies looking for oxygen concentrators, with some even wanting as many as 500 at once. But Koch’s Oxymed store barely has any stock left of the little known machines that separate the critical gas from air and assist patients with low blood-oxygen levels. And he isn’t expecting fresh supplies from manufactu...