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After Akshay Kumar and Twinkle Khanna, Bollywood actor Suniel Shetty has started an initiative to provide free oxygen concentrators to Covid-19 patients.
The actor announced the news on social media and revealed that he and KVN Foundation have joined hands to help people in need amid this pandemic.
Shetty also urged his fans and friends to amplify the message so that he can help more and more people.

Suniel Shetty starts initiative to provide free oxygen concentrators

After Akshay Kumar and Twinkle Khanna, Suniel Shetty has started an initiative to provide free oxygen concentrators to Covid-19&nbsp;patients

Actor Suniel Shetty starts initiative to provide free oxygen concentrators

Actor Suniel Shetty to provide free oxygen concentrators
Shetty joins hands with KVN Foundation in fight against Covid
Actor urges his fans &amp; friends to 'amplify' the message
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After Akshay Kumar and Twinkle Khanna, Bollywood actor Suniel Shetty has started an initiative to provide free oxygen concentrators to Covid-19 patients.
The actor announced the news on social media and revealed that he and KVN Foundation have joined hands to help people in need amid this pandemic.
Shetty also urged his fans and friends to 'amplify' the message so that he can help more and more people.

The Defence Ministry has decided to airlift 23 mobile oxygen generating plants from Germany as several states reel under an acute shortage of medical oxygen due to a massive surge in coronavirus cases, officials said on Friday. Each plant will have a capacity to produce 40 litres of oxygen per minute and 2,400 litres every hour. The plants will be deployed in the Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS) hospitals treating COVID-19 patients. The decision by the ministry came four days after Defence Minister Rajnath Singh grabted emergency financial powers to the three services to make necessary procurement in view of the pandemic.

As Covid crisis worsens, Govt to airlift 23 oxygen generation plants from Germany

//Govt to airlift 23 oxygen generation plants from Germany //Import to meet the acute shortage of oxygen supply&nbsp; //Each plant to have capacity to produce 40 litres of oxygen per min //Plants will be deployed at Armed Forces Covid hospitals &nbsp; //Def Min granted emergency&nbsp;financial powers to procure supplies

The Defence Ministry has decided to airlift 23 mobile oxygen generating plants from Germany as several states reel under an acute shortage of medical oxygen due to a massive surge in coronavirus cases, officials said on Friday. Each plant will have a capacity to produce 40 litres of oxygen per minute and 2,400 litres every hour. The plants will be deployed in the Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS) hospitals treating COVID-19 patients. The decision by the ministry came four days after Defence Minister Rajnath Singh granted emergency financial powers to the three services to make necessary procurement in view of the pandemic.

Even as several big hospitals got fresh Oxygen stock on Wednesday night, several small hospitals in Delhi struggled to replenish oxygen supply for coronavirus patients on Thursday morning. Hospitals in the city have been grappling with a shortage of oxygen supply amid spiralling Covid-19 cases.
Several private hospitals complained that no help has reached them. Officials at the 210-bed Mata Chanan Devi Hospital sent an SOS to the Delhi government as their &ldquo;oxygen supplier didn't fulfil commitments&rdquo;, PTI has reported.
50-bed Dharamveer Solanki Hospital is using the &ldquo;back up&rdquo; which will last till Thursday afternoon. 

Delhi: Small hospitals grapple with Oxygen shortage, send SOS

Even as several big hospitals got fresh Oxygen stock on Wednesday night, several small hospitals in Delhi struggled to replenish oxygen supply for coronavirus patients on Thursday morning

Even as several big hospitals got fresh Oxygen stock on Wednesday night, several small hospitals in Delhi struggled to replenish oxygen supply for coronavirus patients on Thursday morning. Hospitals in the city have been grappling with a shortage of oxygen supply amid spiralling Covid-19 cases.
Several private hospitals complained that no help has reached them. Officials at the 210-bed Mata Chanan Devi Hospital sent an SOS to the Delhi government as their &ldquo;oxygen supplier didn't fulfil commitments&rdquo;, PTI has reported.
50-bed Dharamveer Solanki Hospital is using the &ldquo;back up&rdquo; which will last till Thursday afternoon.

Even as several big hospitals got fresh Oxygen stock on Wednesday night, several small hospitals in Delhi struggled to replenish oxygen supply for coronavirus patients on Thursday morning. Hospitals in the city have been grappling with a shortage of oxygen supply amid spiralling Covid-19 cases.
Several private hospitals complained that no help has reached them. Officials at the 210-bed Mata Chanan Devi Hospital sent an SOS to the Delhi government as their &ldquo;oxygen supplier didn't fulfil commitments&rdquo;, PTI has reported.
50-bed Dharamveer Solanki Hospital is using the &ldquo;back up&rdquo; which will last till Thursday afternoon.

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