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Google India has announced that it's improving its Google Search function in India to help users find hospital beds and other helpful information.

Google India Search will now help users find hospital beds, vaccination centers and more

Google India has announced that it's improving its Google Search function in India to help users find hospital beds and other helpful information. Using Google Maps and Search, users will be able to view vaccination centers and testing centers nationwide. Moreover, a Q&amp;A feature is being tested in Maps, that lets people as about and share local information on availability of beds and oxygen in select locations.

Aam Admi Party&nbsp;lawmaker&nbsp;Raghav Chadha said on Sunday that Delhi received just 499 metric tonnes of oxygen on May 8 against the average supply of 700 MT ordered by the Supreme Court.
He said on Saturday, only four healthcare facilities in the national capital, with 1,271 oxygen beds, sent out oxygen shortage SOS calls.Over the last week, the city got an average of 533 MT oxygen daily, which is 76 percent of the quantity directed by the SC.
The Delhi government supplied 15.50 MT of oxygen to these hospitals.&nbsp;

Got 499 MT oxygen on May 8 against SC-ordered 700 MT: Delhi govt

Aam Admi Party&nbsp;lawmaker&nbsp;Raghav Chadha said on Sunday that Delhi received just 499 metric tonnes of oxygen on May 8 against the average supply of 700 MT ordered by the Supreme Court.
He said on Saturday, only four healthcare facilities in the national capital, with 1,271 oxygen beds, sent out oxygen shortage SOS calls. Over the last week, the city got an average of 533 MT oxygen daily, which is 76 percent of the quantity directed by the SC.
The Delhi government supplied 15.50 MT of oxygen to these hospitals.&nbsp;

Aam Admi Party&nbsp;lawmaker&nbsp;Raghav Chadha said on Sunday that Delhi received just 499 metric tonnes of oxygen on May 8 against the average supply of 700 MT ordered by the Supreme Court.
He said on Saturday, only four healthcare facilities in the national capital, with 1,271 oxygen beds, sent out oxygen shortage SOS calls. Over the last week, the city got an average of 533 MT oxygen daily, which is 76 percent of the quantity directed by the SC.
The Delhi government supplied 15.50 MT of oxygen to these hospitals.&nbsp;

While 1,70,841 COVID patients across the country are on ventilator, as many as 9,02,291 patients are on oxygen support, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said on Saturday.
In his virtual address at the 25th meeting of the Group of Ministers (GoM) to discuss the pandemic situation, the minister said that 1.34 percent of COVID caseload was in ICU, 0.39 percent of cases were on ventilators and 3.70 percent COVID patients were on oxygen support.
He said that across the country, the number of patients in ICU beds is 4,88,861 while 1,70,841 patients were on ventilators and 9,02,291 patients were on oxygen support.
The meeting was attended by Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar, Minister of Civil Aviation Hardeep S Puri, Minister of State for Ports, Shipping and Waterways and Chemical and Fertilizers Mansukh Mandaviya and Minister of State, Ministry of Home Affairs Nityanand Rai.
Ashwini Kumar Choubey, Minister of State, Health and Family Welfare and Dr Vinod K Paul, Member (Health), NITI Aayog were present virtually.

9,02,291 patients are on oxygen support across India: Centre 

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Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said on Saturday that while 1,70,841 Covid-19 patients across the country are on ventilator, as many as 9,02,291 patients are on oxygen support.
In his virtual address at the 25th meeting of the Group of Ministers to discuss the pandemic situation, the minister said that 1.34 percent of Covid-19&nbsp;caseload was in ICU, 0.39 percent of cases were on ventilators and 3.70 percent Covid-19 patients were on oxygen support.
He said that across the country, the number of patients in ICU beds is 4,88,861 while 1,70,841 patients were on ventilators and 9,02,291 patients were on oxygen support.
9,02,291 Covid-19 patients on oxygen, 1,70,841 on ventilators: Centre
Health Minister discusses country's Covid-19 situaltion
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While 1,70,841 COVID patients across the country are on ventilator, as many as 9,02,291 patients are on oxygen support, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said on Saturday.
In his virtual address at the 25th meeting of the Group of Ministers (GoM) to discuss the pandemic situation, the minister said that 1.34 percent of COVID caseload was in ICU, 0.39 percent of cases were on ventilators and 3.70 percent COVID patients were on oxygen support.
He said that across the country, the number of patients in ICU beds is 4,88,861 while 1,70,841 patients were on ventilators and 9,02,291 patients were on oxygen support.
The meeting was attended by Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar, Minister of Civil Aviation Hardeep S Puri, Minister of State for Ports, Shipping and Waterways and Chemical and Fertilizers Mansukh Mandaviya and Minister of State, Ministry of Home Affairs Nityanand Rai.
Ashwini Kumar Choubey, Minister of State, Health and Family Welfare and Dr Vinod K Paul, Member (Health), NITI Aayog were present virtually.

The Delhi High Court on Thursday said the existing medical infrastructure in the national&nbsp;capital was "exposed" to be in a "shambles" during the pandemic and directed&nbsp;the Delhi government to provide facility for medical treatment as required those who are suffering from Covid-19.
A bench of Justices Vipin Sanghi and Rekha Palli further said that the Delhi government was behaving like an ostrich with its head in the sand if it was disputing the condition of the medical infrastructure in the national capital.&nbsp;
Senior advocate Rahul Mehra, appearing for the Delhi government, had&nbsp;aruged that the court may not say the medical infrastructure was in shambles.
HC said the obligation of the State to provide sufficient infrastructure to save lives of people can't be understated and even the most economically advanced nation have found their infrastructure to be lacking to deal with a massive surge of cases.&nbsp;

Behaving like an ostrich with its head in the sand: HC to Delhi govt

The Delhi High Court on Thursday said the existing medical infrastructure in the national&nbsp;capital was "exposed" to be in a "shambles" during the pandemic and directed&nbsp;the Delhi government to provide facility for medical treatment as required those who are suffering from Covid-19.
A bench of Justices Vipin Sanghi and Rekha Palli further said that the Delhi government was behaving like an ostrich with its head in the sand if it was disputing the condition of the medical infrastructure in the national capital.&nbsp;
Senior advocate Rahul Mehra, appearing for the Delhi government, had&nbsp;aruged that the court may not say the medical infrastructure was in shambles.
HC said the obligation of the State to provide sufficient infrastructure to save lives of people can't be understated and even the most economically advanced nation have found their infrastructure to be lacking to deal with a massive surge of cases.&nbsp;

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