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15 Covid-19 patients died as tragedy struck the Goa Medical College (GMC) yet again on Thursday. A day after the High Court directed the Goa government to ensure there were no more deaths due to oxygen issues, the state&rsquo;s largest Covid facility reported 15 more deaths between due to a drop in oxygen supply.
Relatives and resident doctors at GMCH made frantic calls through the night as the oxygen pressure started falling in the Covid wards around 1 am. Doctors said oxygen pressure could be restored only in 20 minutes, during which 15 lives were lost.
Earlier on Tuesday as many as 26 patients had died at the premier state-run hospital and Health Minister Vishwajit Rane had said that the deaths might have been due to oxygen issues.

Oxygen crisis claims 74 lives in 4 days at Goa's biggest Covid hospital 

Tragedy strikes again: 15 more deaths in Goa hospital as oxygen dips 

15 more Covid&nbsp;patients died in Goa hospital as oxygen dips
Oxygen pressure started falling around 1 am: GMCH&nbsp;doctors&nbsp;
'Took 20 mins&nbsp;to restore Oxygen, during which 15 lives were lost'
HC had asked govt to ensure no more deaths due to oxygen issue
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74 Covid-19 patients have died at the Goa Medical College and Hospital due to oxygen supply shortage in a span of four days. A day after the High Court directed the Goa government to ensure there were no more deaths due to oxygen issues, at least 13 more patients died as tragedy struck the GMCH&nbsp;again&nbsp;in the early hours of Friday. With 74 people dead so far due to a dip in oxygen levels at GMCH in Goa in four days, state authorities continue to blame &ldquo;logistical issues&rdquo; for the fatalities. Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant, who visited the hospital said the gap between the "availability of medical oxygen and its supply might have caused some issues". He has also sought for a probe by the High Court.

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