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Delhi Hospital Where 7 Babies Died In Fire Had Clearance For Only 5 Beds
Seven newborns were killed in a massive fire at a childcare hospital in east Delhi's Vivek Vihar. Several oxygen cylinders exploded spreading the blaze to adjacent buildings and pointed toward serious lapses in fire safety rules by the hospital.
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"If Daily Covid Cases Reach 1 Lakh...": Delhi's Estimate On Hospital Beds
At least 18,000 ICU beds and 28,000 oxygen beds will be required for COVID-19 patients if the daily cases rise up to one lakh in the national capital, the Delhi government has said.
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Ahead Of Festival Season, How India's Prepping For Possible Third Wave
As COVID-19 cases and deaths increased in India in April and May, Delhi's Sir Ganga Ram Hospital and several others ran so short of oxygen that many patients in the national capital suffocated.
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"No Greater Fraud": Manish Sisodia On Centre Refusing Oxygen Deaths Panel
Citing Supreme Court's task force to refuse to form a probe panel for oxygen-related deaths is a fraud played by the Centre, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister said today. He requested the Union government to probe the matter of the deaths.
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No Reason For Lt Governor To Object To Covid Deaths Probe: Delhi To Court
Delhi government has told Delhi High Court that there is no reason or lawful justification for the Lieutenant Governor to object to constitution of a high powered committee to probe deaths caused by alleged oxygen shortage during second Covid wave.
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Didn't Get Centre Letter For Info On Oxygen Crisis Deaths: Manish Sisodia
Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today alleged that the Delhi government has not received any letter from the Centre inquiring if any deaths in the national capital occurred due to oxygen shortage during the second Covid wave.
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Not Prosecuting Good Samaritans For Oxygen Distribution: Court Told
Delhi said a draft policy has also been formed in this regard which has been accepted and approved by the concerned authorities.
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"This Is Like Insurance": High Court On Oxygen Buffer Stock For Delhi
The Delhi High Court Wednesday said there is no clarity on the steps taken by the Centre for setting up buffer stock of liquid medical oxygen (LMO) in the national capital to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic even as the third wave is anticipated.
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Can't Take Action Against Good Samaritans For Procuring Oxygen For Covid Patients As Government Failed: High Court
The Delhi High Court Thursday took strong exception to target and prosecute leaders of a particular political party who as good samaritans arranged oxygen for the patients when both the Centre and Delhi government failed to provide.
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Court Pulls Up Delhi Police For "Casual" Reply On Plea Over Oxygen Crisis Deaths
A Delhi court on Tuesday pulled up Delhi Police for filing in a "casual manner" the reply to a plea seeking registration of an FIR against Jaipur Golden Hospital management for alleged deaths of COVID-19 patients due to oxygen shortage.
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Covid Care Centres, Oxygen Plant Part Of DU's Preparation For Possible Third Wave
DU will set up Covid care facilities with 400 beds in anticipation of a possible third wave of coronavirus pandemic, the varsity's annual report card released on Monday said.
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Delhi Police Arrest Alleged Leader Of Gang Duping Those Searching For Oxygen
The kingpin of an interstate gang has been arrested for allegedly duping kin of Covid patients on the pretext of providing oxygen cylinders, police said on Sunday.
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"Inflated" Needs: Families Demand Fair Probe Into Delhi's Oxygen Deaths
A day after the Delhi government came under fire for purportedly inflating its oxygen need during the devastating second wave of Covid, families of those who died due to the shortage in the national capital have demanded a fair probe into it.
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Delhi BJP Demands Arvind Kejriwal Apology Over "Oxygen Mismanagement"
Delhi BJP president Adesh Gupta has demanded Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's apology for "oxygen mismanagement" after a Supreme Court-appointed panel's report said the government "exaggerated" its consumption during the second Covid wave.
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IP University Launches 2-Week Certificate Course For Health Assistants
During the two-week certificate course, the applicants will be trained in activities including basic nursing, para-medical, lifesaving, first aid home care, sample collection, oxygen concentrators and cylinder operations.
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Delhi Hospital Where 7 Babies Died In Fire Had Clearance For Only 5 Beds
Seven newborns were killed in a massive fire at a childcare hospital in east Delhi's Vivek Vihar. Several oxygen cylinders exploded spreading the blaze to adjacent buildings and pointed toward serious lapses in fire safety rules by the hospital.
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"If Daily Covid Cases Reach 1 Lakh...": Delhi's Estimate On Hospital Beds
At least 18,000 ICU beds and 28,000 oxygen beds will be required for COVID-19 patients if the daily cases rise up to one lakh in the national capital, the Delhi government has said.
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Ahead Of Festival Season, How India's Prepping For Possible Third Wave
As COVID-19 cases and deaths increased in India in April and May, Delhi's Sir Ganga Ram Hospital and several others ran so short of oxygen that many patients in the national capital suffocated.
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"No Greater Fraud": Manish Sisodia On Centre Refusing Oxygen Deaths Panel
Citing Supreme Court's task force to refuse to form a probe panel for oxygen-related deaths is a fraud played by the Centre, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister said today. He requested the Union government to probe the matter of the deaths.
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No Reason For Lt Governor To Object To Covid Deaths Probe: Delhi To Court
Delhi government has told Delhi High Court that there is no reason or lawful justification for the Lieutenant Governor to object to constitution of a high powered committee to probe deaths caused by alleged oxygen shortage during second Covid wave.
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Didn't Get Centre Letter For Info On Oxygen Crisis Deaths: Manish Sisodia
Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today alleged that the Delhi government has not received any letter from the Centre inquiring if any deaths in the national capital occurred due to oxygen shortage during the second Covid wave.
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Not Prosecuting Good Samaritans For Oxygen Distribution: Court Told
Delhi said a draft policy has also been formed in this regard which has been accepted and approved by the concerned authorities.
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"This Is Like Insurance": High Court On Oxygen Buffer Stock For Delhi
The Delhi High Court Wednesday said there is no clarity on the steps taken by the Centre for setting up buffer stock of liquid medical oxygen (LMO) in the national capital to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic even as the third wave is anticipated.
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Can't Take Action Against Good Samaritans For Procuring Oxygen For Covid Patients As Government Failed: High Court
The Delhi High Court Thursday took strong exception to target and prosecute leaders of a particular political party who as good samaritans arranged oxygen for the patients when both the Centre and Delhi government failed to provide.
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Court Pulls Up Delhi Police For "Casual" Reply On Plea Over Oxygen Crisis Deaths
A Delhi court on Tuesday pulled up Delhi Police for filing in a "casual manner" the reply to a plea seeking registration of an FIR against Jaipur Golden Hospital management for alleged deaths of COVID-19 patients due to oxygen shortage.
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Covid Care Centres, Oxygen Plant Part Of DU's Preparation For Possible Third Wave
DU will set up Covid care facilities with 400 beds in anticipation of a possible third wave of coronavirus pandemic, the varsity's annual report card released on Monday said.
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Delhi Police Arrest Alleged Leader Of Gang Duping Those Searching For Oxygen
The kingpin of an interstate gang has been arrested for allegedly duping kin of Covid patients on the pretext of providing oxygen cylinders, police said on Sunday.
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"Inflated" Needs: Families Demand Fair Probe Into Delhi's Oxygen Deaths
A day after the Delhi government came under fire for purportedly inflating its oxygen need during the devastating second wave of Covid, families of those who died due to the shortage in the national capital have demanded a fair probe into it.
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Delhi BJP Demands Arvind Kejriwal Apology Over "Oxygen Mismanagement"
Delhi BJP president Adesh Gupta has demanded Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's apology for "oxygen mismanagement" after a Supreme Court-appointed panel's report said the government "exaggerated" its consumption during the second Covid wave.
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IP University Launches 2-Week Certificate Course For Health Assistants
During the two-week certificate course, the applicants will be trained in activities including basic nursing, para-medical, lifesaving, first aid home care, sample collection, oxygen concentrators and cylinder operations.
