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As India battles a severe second wave of Covid-19, the Indian Air Force has pitched in to assist the nation in fighting back against the virus surge.
Amid the continue shortage of oxygen across the country which has left Covid patients gasping for breath, IAF has deputed its C-17 and IL-76 transport aircraft to airlift oxygen tankers to the filling stations across the country to speed up the distribution of oxygen cylinders.
On Friday, the IAF jets airlifted cryogenic oxygen containers from Air Force Station Hindan to Panagarh for recharging.

Oxygen shortage: IAF airlifts tankers to ramp up supply

Amid the continue shortage of oxygen across the country, the Air Force has deputed its C-17 and IL-76 transport aircraft to airlift oxygen tankers

As India battles a severe second wave of Covid-19, the Indian Air Force has pitched in to assist the nation in fighting back against the virus surge.
Amid the continue shortage of oxygen across the country which has left Covid patients gasping for breath, IAF has deputed its C-17 and IL-76 transport aircraft to airlift oxygen tankers to the filling stations across the country to speed up the distribution of oxygen cylinders.
On Friday, the IAF jets airlifted cryogenic oxygen containers from Air Force Station Hindan to Panagarh for recharging.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a meeting on Friday with chief ministers of 10 states with the most number of Covid-19 cases.
The meeting via video conferencing comes amid a huge surge in coronavirus cases, which have now clocked a daily total of over 3 lakh in the country.
Chief ministers of Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Kerala, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Delhi are among those who attended the meeting.
The PM will hold a meeting with leading oxygen manufacturers in the country via video conference amid concerns expressed by some states that their supply of the life-saving gas is running short with a number of hospitals sending out SOS.

PM meets CMs of worst Covid-hit states, Oxygen crisis in focus

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a meeting on Friday with chief ministers of 10 states with the most number of Covid-19 cases.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a meeting on Friday with chief ministers of 10 states with the most number of Covid-19 cases.
The meeting via video conferencing comes amid a huge surge in coronavirus cases, which have now clocked a daily total of over 3 lakh in the country.
Chief ministers of Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Kerala, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Delhi are among those who attended the meeting.
The PM will hold a meeting with leading oxygen manufacturers in the country via video conference amid concerns expressed by some states that their supply of the life-saving gas is running short with a number of hospitals sending out SOS.

Chairing a high-level meeting to review oxygen supply across the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday.

States must act against hoarding: PM Modi chairs meet on oxygen shortage

&nbsp;Chairing a high-level meeting to review oxygen supply across the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday asked top officials to work rapidly on increasing its production, boosting the speed of distribution and using innovative ways to provide oxygen support to health facilities.
PM also said that states must act against any hoarding of oxygen and directed officials to ensure that the oxygen supply to various states happens in a smooth, unhindered manner and called for fixing responsibility with the local administration in cases of obstruction.
In the meeting that also discussed ways and means to boost oxygen availability amid demands from many states for an increase in its supply, Modi was told that the supply of life-saving gas to states has been steadily increasing.
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States must act against hoarding: PM chairs meet on oxygen shortage

Chairing a high-level meeting to review oxygen supply across the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday asked top officials to work rapidly on increasing its production, boosting the speed of distribution and using innovative ways to provide <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/this-simple-sleep-position-can-boost-oxygen-level-in-covid-patients-1619061266084" target="_blank">oxygen</a> support to health facilities.
PM also said that states must act against any hoarding of oxygen and directed officials to ensure that the oxygen supply to various states happens in a smooth, unhindered manner and called for fixing responsibility with the local administration in cases of obstruction.
In the meeting that also discussed ways and means to boost oxygen availability amid demands from many states for an increase in its supply, Modi was told that the supply of life-saving gas to states has been steadily increasing.
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The Delhi government on Monday raised alarm over the deteriorating oxygen supply at various hospitals it controls in the national capital.&nbsp;In a tweet, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish&nbsp;Sisodia&nbsp;said in most hospitals, oxygen is available for the 8 to 12 hours only.The oxygen at some of the private hospitals in Delhi is as low as four hours, according to Sisodia.&nbsp;
He said since past one week, the AAP&nbsp;government has been&nbsp;demanding to increase the oxygen supply quota to Delhi, which the central government has yet to act on.&nbsp;

Most Delhi hospitals have oxygen supply for 8 to 12 hours: Sisodia

The Delhi government on Monday raised alarm over the deteriorating oxygen supply at various hospitals it controls in the national capital.&nbsp; In a tweet, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish&nbsp;Sisodia&nbsp;said in most hospitals, oxygen is available for the 8 to 12 hours only. The oxygen at some of the private hospitals in Delhi is as low as four hours, according to Sisodia.&nbsp;
He said since past one week, the AAP&nbsp;government has been&nbsp;demanding to increase the oxygen supply quota to Delhi, which the central government has yet to act on.&nbsp;

The Delhi government on Monday raised alarm over the deteriorating oxygen supply at various hospitals it controls in the national capital.&nbsp; In a tweet, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish&nbsp;Sisodia&nbsp;said in most hospitals, oxygen is available for the 8 to 12 hours only. The oxygen at some of the private hospitals in Delhi is as low as four hours, according to Sisodia.&nbsp;
He said since past one week, the AAP&nbsp;government has been&nbsp;demanding to increase the oxygen supply quota to Delhi, which the central government has yet to act on.&nbsp;

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday said that economic interests can not override human lives and suggested some reduction in steel and petroleum production to divert oxygen to Covid-19 patients.
A bench of Justices Vipin Sanghi and Rekha Palli said if the lockdown continues then everything would come to a halt and therefore, what would be the&nbsp;need for steel, petrol and diesel during such a situation.
"During lockdown, what would be the development," the&nbsp;court said and asked the Centre why it was waiting till April 22 to ban industrial use of oxygen.

Economic interests cannot override human lives: Delhi HC to Centre on Oxygen shortage

HC to Centre: cut down industrial use of oxygen immediately
&lsquo;Industries can wait, patients cannot,&rsquo; says Delhi HC
HC: why was govt waiting to ban industrial use of oxygen?

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday said that economic interests can not override human lives and suggested some reduction in steel and petroleum production to divert oxygen to Covid-19 patients.
A bench of Justices Vipin Sanghi and Rekha Palli said if the lockdown continues then everything would come to a halt and therefore, what would be the&nbsp;need for steel, petrol and diesel during such a situation.
"During lockdown, what would be the development," the&nbsp;court said and asked the Centre why it was waiting till April 22 to ban industrial use of oxygen.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday alleged that the Centre has reduced Delhi's quota of medical oxygen and diverted it to other states..

'Oxygen emergency': Centre cut Delhi's quota, claims CM Arvind Kejriwal

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday alleged that the Centre has reduced Delhi's quota of medical oxygen and diverted it to other states.

'Oxygen emergency': Centre cut Delhi's quota, claims Kejriwal

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday alleged that the Centre has reduced Delhi's quota of medical oxygen and diverted it to other states. He also wrote to Union minister Piyush Goyal, alleging that 140 Metric Tonnes of Oxygen meant for Delhi was diverted to other states and should be restored. The national capital, he said, is facing an acute shortage of oxygen, and declared the issue has become "an emergency".

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday alleged that the Centre has reduced Delhi's quota of medical <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/keep-oxygen-demand-under-control-minister-piyush-goyal-to-states-1618796402464" target="_blank">oxygen</a> and diverted it to other states.
He also wrote to Union minister Piyush Goyal, alleging that 140 Metric Tonnes of Oxygen meant for Delhi was diverted to other states and should be restored. The national capital, he said, is facing an acute shortage of oxygen, and declared the issue has become "an emergency".
Goyal said the country is making oxygen to 110 per cent of its capacity, and on Sunday tweeted a video of trucks being loaded.
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Amid a shortage of life-saving medical oxygen in many Covid-hit parts of the country, Union minister Piyush Goyal has advised states to keep the "demand under control". And how? By containing the rapid second coronavirus wave that has triggered an unprecedented spurt in cases. "The demand-side management is as important as the supply-side management. Containing Covid-19 spread is the responsibility of state governments and they should fulfil this responsibility," Goyal was quoted as saying by news agency ANI. Goyal also advised states to avoid oxygen wastage. Several states have asked the Centre to plug the oxygen supply gap.

'Keep oxygen demand under control': union minister Piyush Goyal to states

Amid a shortage of life-saving medical oxygen in many Covid-hit parts of the country, Union minister Piyush Goyal has advised states to keep the "demand under control"

'Keep oxygen demand under control': minister Piyush Goyal to states

Amid a shortage of life-saving medical oxygen in many Covid-hit parts of the country, Union minister Piyush Goyal has advised states to keep the "demand under control". And how? By containing the rapid second coronavirus wave that has triggered an unprecedented spurt in cases. "The demand-side management is as important as the supply-side management. Containing Covid-19 spread is the responsibility of state governments and they should fulfil this responsibility," Goyal was quoted as saying by news agency ANI. Goyal also advised states to avoid oxygen wastage. Several states have asked the Centre to plug the oxygen supply gap.

Amid reports of shortage of oxygen supply for Covid-19 patients across several states, the Indian Railways is all set to operate &lsquo;Oxygen Express&rsquo; trains for the transport of liquid medical oxygen and oxygen cylinders.The railways ministry said it has explored the technical feasibility of transportation of LMO tankers at the request of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra governments.The ministry said that a green corridor is being created to ensure fast movement of&nbsp;Oxygen Express trains, which will ply after the completion of technical trials.&nbsp;

Railways set to run ‘Oxygen Express’ amid shortage for Covid-19 patients

Amid reports of shortage of oxygen supply for Covid-19 patients across several states, the Indian Railways is all set to operate &lsquo;Oxygen Express&rsquo; trains for the transport of liquid medical oxygen and oxygen cylinders. The railways ministry said it has explored the technical feasibility of transportation of LMO tankers at the request of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra governments. The ministry said that a green corridor is being created to ensure fast movement of&nbsp;Oxygen Express trains, which will ply after the completion of technical trials.&nbsp;

Indian Railways to run &lsquo;Oxygen Express&rsquo; trains&nbsp;
Train to transport liquid medical oxygen &amp; oxygen cylinders
Move comes after&nbsp;amid shortage of Oxygen for&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;patients
Special corridor to ensure fast movement of trains

Amid reports of shortage of oxygen supply for Covid-19 patients across several states, the Indian Railways is all set to operate &lsquo;Oxygen Express&rsquo; trains for the transport of liquid medical oxygen and oxygen cylinders. The railways ministry said it has explored the technical feasibility of transportation of LMO tankers at the request of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra governments. The ministry said that a green corridor is being created to ensure fast movement of&nbsp;Oxygen Express trains, which will ply after the completion of technical trials.&nbsp;

At least 6 Covid-19 patients died at a hospital in Madhya Pradesh&rsquo;s Shahdol on Saturday night allegedly due to low oxygen supply. The stage administration has denied the allegation and maintained that there is sufficient supply of oxygen and the demand is being met.
But the Dean of the Government Medical College Hospital said that the facility was overwhelmed with patients and could not keep up with the oxygen supply. All 62 beds in the Intensive Care Unit are occupied. He also said that the cylinders at the hospital do not have the capacity to hold sufficient oxygen for the increasing number of patients.
The hospital had requested for more supply but the cylinders did not reach on time. As a result, the hospital reduced the pressure of the oxygen that was being supplied to the the patients. However, the hospital like the state administration maintains that the fatalities occurred in the Intensive Care Unit and all those who died were critical.
The Opposition Congress attacked the government over the lagging supplies. Former Chief Minister of the state Kamal Nath in a tweet said that oxygen and remdevisir were sufficient only on the government&rsquo;s records but not on the ground.

6 Covid-19 patients die due to lack of oxygen in MP, authorities deny 

//6 dead at MP hospital allegedly due to low oxygen supply //District admin denies, says patients were Covid-critical&nbsp; //Dean of hospitals says facility struggling with demand&nbsp; //All 62 beds in&nbsp;ICU occupied, oxygen plant can't hold sufficient supply //Hospital had requested more oxygen, supply didn't reach on time //But hospital maintains patients died due to critical Covid condition&nbsp; //Oppn: supplies sufficient only on govt records, not on ground&nbsp;

At least 6 Covid-19 patients died at a hospital in Madhya Pradesh&rsquo;s Shahdol on Saturday night allegedly due to low oxygen supply. The stage administration has denied the allegation and maintained that there is sufficient supply of oxygen and the demand is being met.
But&nbsp;Milind Shiralkar, the Dean of the Government Medical College Hospital said that the facility was overwhelmed with patients and could not keep up with the oxygen supply. All 62 beds in the Intensive Care Unit are occupied. He also said that the cylinders at the hospital do not have the capacity to hold sufficient oxygen for the increasing number of patients.
According to the dean,&nbsp;the hospital had requested more supply but the cylinders did not reach on time and as a result, the hospital reduced the pressure of the oxygen that was being supplied to the the patients. However, the hospital like the state administration maintains that the fatalities occurred in the Intensive Care Unit and all those who died were critical and it can't to be ascertained that the cause of death was low oxygen supply
The Opposition Congress attacked the government over the lagging supplies. Former Chief Minister of the state Kamal Nath in a tweet said that oxygen and remdevisir were sufficient only on the government&rsquo;s records but not on the ground.

Stating that the national capital has recorded around 24,000 Covid-19 cases on Saturday, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said the medical infrastructure is moving towards saturation.
Urging the Centre to reserve 50 per cent hospital beds for Covid-19 patients, the chief minister said Delhi has shortage of beds, oxygen and Remdesivir in the city.
Terming the situation serious and concerning, Kejriwal said in a few days, the government will be able to add around 6,000 oxygen beds but this may not be enough as the infection is spreading at an unprecedented rapidity.

Around 24,000 Covid-19 cases on Saturday, Delhi running out of Oxygen: CM 

Delhi saw around 24,000 Covid-19 cases on Saturday: CM Kejriwal

Around 24,000 Covid-19 cases in Delhi on Saturday CM says Delhi running out of Oxygen, Remdesivir CM to Centre: keep 50% beds for Covid-19 patients Medical infra has reached levels of saturation: CM

Stating that the national capital has recorded around 24,000 Covid-19 cases on Saturday, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said the medical infrastructure is moving towards saturation.
Urging the Centre to reserve 50 per cent hospital beds for Covid-19 patients, the chief minister said Delhi has shortage of beds, oxygen and Remdesivir.
Terming the situation serious and concerning, Kejriwal said in a few days, the government will be able to add around 6,000 oxygen beds but this may not be enough as the infection is spreading at an unprecedented rapidity.

As the Covid surge has left the healthcare system battered and several states have reported shortage of oxygen cylinder.

Govt plans to plug oxygen gap with PM-CARES fund as Covid-19 leaves states gasping 

As the Covid surge has left the healthcare system battered and several states have reported shortage of oxygen cylinder, the central government has planned to plug the gap with the help of PM-CARES funds

States gasp, govt plans to plug oxygen gap with PM-CARES fund

As the Covid surge has left the healthcare system battered and several states have reported shortage of oxygen cylinder, the central government has planned to plug the gap with the help of PM-CARES funds. A hundred new hospitals will get their own oxygen plants with funds from the PM-CARES, the government said on Thursday. Some 162 Pressure Swing Adsorption plants, which help hospitals make their own medical oxygen, sanctioned under the PM-CARES fund are being closely reviewed for early completion, the govt said. As several states reported shortage of oxygen supply, the government has said India is producing oxygen at full capacity for each of the last two days and it had boosted output.

As the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank">Covid surge</a> has left the healthcare system battered and several states have reported shortage of oxygen cylinder, the central government has planned to plug the gap with the help of PM-CARES funds.
A hundred new hospitals will get their own oxygen plants with funds from the PM-CARES, the government said on Thursday.
Some 162 Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) plants, which help hospitals make their own medical oxygen, sanctioned under the PM-CARES fund are being closely reviewed for early completion, the govt said.
As several states reported shortage of oxygen supply, the government has said India is producing oxygen at full capacity for each of the last two days and it had boosted output.
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