Delhi Oxygen Supply

The petitioners, who were studying in Class 7 and Class 2 at the time of filing of the petition last year, have claimed before the court that their 41-year-old father died in the second wave of the pandemic due to lack of oxygen supply to the Jaipur Golden Hospital here.

A 64-year-old patient died at a hospital in Delhi's Rohini area in the early hours of the morning today after his oxygen support was disrupted due to a fire at the facility, officials said.

To the centre's 'All is well' messaging over the coal situation in the country, several states have said that the crisis and concerns over power blackouts are real. Many Chief Ministers have written to PM Modi spotlighting the same.

Delhi "exaggerated" its oxygen needs by four times at the peak of the second wave of Covid and the supply of excess oxygen "affected other states", says a report that has set off a new clash between the Centre and Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said the Centre has denied approval to a committee set up by the AAP government to probe deaths caused due to a lack of oxygen supply during the second Covid wave and award compensation to victims' families.

The team had analysed the issues which were coming in the way of management of oxygen infrastructure within Delhi and has developed practical solutions to resolve them to strengthen the fight against Covid.

Absence of medical resources forced COVID-19 patients to fend for themselves and look for oxygen concentrator as an alternative to liquid medical oxygen (LMO) and even procure the device from overseas amid short supply, the Delhi High Court has said.

UnitedByBlood has launched OxyTaxi for the residents of Delhi who are facing problems in reaching the refilling stations and will be delivering oxygen cylinders at their doorstep without any delivery charges.

Hyundai Motor India Foundation is starting with the new CSR project in New Delhi, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Haryana and Telangana this week.

The Delhi High Court Monday asked the Delhi government whether AAP MLA Imran Hussain was supplied any oxygen through refillers in the national capital who were given the gas for individuals in home care, hospitals and ambulances.

Delhi received 499 metric tonnes of oxygen - less than the Supreme Court-mandated supply of 700 MT per day - from the centre on Sunday, despite it being warned by the court that it is in contempt of its orders

Oxygen supply to Delhi was short by 153 metric tonnes on Thursday, the Arvind Kejriwal government said this evening, as its tug-of-war with the centre over providing oxygen to patients during the second Covid wave spilled over into a new day

The central government has to supply 700 metric tonnes of medical oxygen to Delhi everyday till further orders, the Supreme Court said this morning as the national capital fights a surge inCovid infections that has burdened the healthcare system.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday said that his administration "won't let anyone die" of oxygen shortage if it got the earmarked 700 tonnes of supply from the central government amid the unprecedented coronavirus crisis.

On a day Arvind Kejriwal thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for supplies of liquid medical oxygen for Delhi, his Aam Aadmi Party government's stand in the Supreme Court was as at variance with the Chief Minister's conciliatory tone.

The petitioners, who were studying in Class 7 and Class 2 at the time of filing of the petition last year, have claimed before the court that their 41-year-old father died in the second wave of the pandemic due to lack of oxygen supply to the Jaipur Golden Hospital here.

A 64-year-old patient died at a hospital in Delhi's Rohini area in the early hours of the morning today after his oxygen support was disrupted due to a fire at the facility, officials said.

To the centre's 'All is well' messaging over the coal situation in the country, several states have said that the crisis and concerns over power blackouts are real. Many Chief Ministers have written to PM Modi spotlighting the same.

Delhi "exaggerated" its oxygen needs by four times at the peak of the second wave of Covid and the supply of excess oxygen "affected other states", says a report that has set off a new clash between the Centre and Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said the Centre has denied approval to a committee set up by the AAP government to probe deaths caused due to a lack of oxygen supply during the second Covid wave and award compensation to victims' families.

The team had analysed the issues which were coming in the way of management of oxygen infrastructure within Delhi and has developed practical solutions to resolve them to strengthen the fight against Covid.

Absence of medical resources forced COVID-19 patients to fend for themselves and look for oxygen concentrator as an alternative to liquid medical oxygen (LMO) and even procure the device from overseas amid short supply, the Delhi High Court has said.

UnitedByBlood has launched OxyTaxi for the residents of Delhi who are facing problems in reaching the refilling stations and will be delivering oxygen cylinders at their doorstep without any delivery charges.

Hyundai Motor India Foundation is starting with the new CSR project in New Delhi, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Haryana and Telangana this week.

The Delhi High Court Monday asked the Delhi government whether AAP MLA Imran Hussain was supplied any oxygen through refillers in the national capital who were given the gas for individuals in home care, hospitals and ambulances.

Delhi received 499 metric tonnes of oxygen - less than the Supreme Court-mandated supply of 700 MT per day - from the centre on Sunday, despite it being warned by the court that it is in contempt of its orders

Oxygen supply to Delhi was short by 153 metric tonnes on Thursday, the Arvind Kejriwal government said this evening, as its tug-of-war with the centre over providing oxygen to patients during the second Covid wave spilled over into a new day

The central government has to supply 700 metric tonnes of medical oxygen to Delhi everyday till further orders, the Supreme Court said this morning as the national capital fights a surge inCovid infections that has burdened the healthcare system.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday said that his administration "won't let anyone die" of oxygen shortage if it got the earmarked 700 tonnes of supply from the central government amid the unprecedented coronavirus crisis.

On a day Arvind Kejriwal thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for supplies of liquid medical oxygen for Delhi, his Aam Aadmi Party government's stand in the Supreme Court was as at variance with the Chief Minister's conciliatory tone.