Covid-19: Supreme Court forms National Task Force to tackle Oxygen crisis

Updated : May 08, 2021 17:52
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Editorji News Desk


The Supreme Court on Saturday formed a 12-member National Task Force to assess availability and distribution of medical oxygen - on scientific, rational and equitable basis - across the country.

The task force of 12 eminent doctors will also suggest measures to ensure similarly rational and equitable availability of medicines needed to treat Covid-19.

The Supreme Court has directed the centre to provide the necessary assistance and said that all stakeholders - from state governments to hospitals - must co-operate.

The task force will have an initial tenure of six months.

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