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Why India is facing shortage of oxygen during second wave of COVID-19 The demand for medical oxygen is much during the second wave of the pandemic in comparison to last year. Photo: ANI Updated: Apr 21, 2021, 06:22 PM IST India is in chaos because of the second wave of coronavirus. The country’s single-day hike on Wednesday reached to nearly 3 lakh cases with over 2,000 fatalities. Hospitals are overcrowded and there is a severe dearth of medical oxygen in several hospitals across the country. While people are forced to fight this battle on their own to fend fo...

NITI Aayog member Dr VK Paul appealed to the states, hospitals and nursing homes to ensure rational use of oxygen as it was a 'life-saving' drug for COVID patients.

7,500 MT oxygen being produced daily, 6,600 MT allocated to states for medical use: Govt The Centre had banned the supply of oxygen for industrial purposes except in nine specified industries in view of shortage of the essential public health commodity in several states amid a spike in COVID-19 infections PTI | April 21, 2021 | Updated 21:57 IST Representative Image Amid reports of oxygen shortage in the country, the Centre on Wednesday said of the total 7,500 metric tonnes of oxygen being produced in India per day, 6,600 metric tonnes, as on date, is being allocated to states for medical us...

Medical oxygen supply increased by nearly four times from February to April: Govt sources ANI | Updated: Apr 20, 2021 12:28 IST New Delhi [India], April 20 (ANI): The medical oxygen supply has been increased by nearly four times from 1,273 metric tonnes in a day in the last week of February to 4,739 metric tonnes in a day on April 17, government sources said on Tuesday. Amid concerns over the shortage of medical oxygen, as coronavirus cases grow across the country, the Central government has taken several steps to boost the supply of oxygen to hospitals. ...

NEW DELHI: The medical oxygen supply has been increased by nearly four times from 1,273 metric tonnes in a day in the last week of February to 4,739 metric tonnes in a day on April 17, government sources said on Tuesday. Amid concerns over the shortage of medical oxygen, as coronavirus cases grow across the country, the Central government has taken several steps to boost the supply of oxygen to hospitals. Indian Railways will be running 'Oxygen Express' trains over the next few days to transport liquid medical oxygen and oxygen cylinders across the country. The Union ministry of health a...