Centre s report faults Delhi govt for failing to store ramped-up oxygen supplies
A report by the Petroleum & Explosives Safety Organisation (PESO) says that since May 9, Delhi has been trying to get alternate storage space in nearby states.
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A man refills an oxygen tanker at a plant (Source: PTI)
Days after demanding 700 MT of oxygen daily amid a shortage of life-saving gas in the national capital for Covid-19 patients, the Delhi government seems to be struggling to handle the ramped-up supplies. The Centre, which had faced criticism in courts and public outrage, is all set to
A report by the Petroleum & Explosives Safety Organisation (PESO) North Circle (Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas) says that since May 9, Delhi has been trying to get alternate storage space in nearby states, especially at Liquid Medical Oxygen (LMO) manufacturer premises to store excess stock.