Covid-19: Noida residents can get new oxygen cylinders from today
Covid-19: Noida residents can get new oxygen cylinders from today
The Noida Authority recently started a facility for refilling oxygen in empty cylinders for patients in isolation centres through RWAs and Apartment Owners Associations.
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At an oxygen refilling centre in New Delhi (Source: PTI)
Starting Tuesday, Noida residents can get new oxygen cylinders for COVID-19 patients in home isolation here with a refundable security deposit of Rs 2,500, officials said on Monday.
The initiative is part of an ongoing effort of Noida Authority with support from the Adani Group, which has provided it with 100 five-litre capacity oxygen cylinders, they said.
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People living in Noida can now get new oxygen cylinders for COVID-19 patients who are under home isolation.
They can avail service from the Oxygen Bank in Noida .
The timing for the distribution of cylinders is 10 am to 4 pm.
New Delhi: Amid the rising number of COVID-19 cases, the people living in Noida can now get new oxygen cylinders for the COVID-19 patients who are under home isolation from the Oxygen Bank in Noida . The service has been started by the Noida Authority on Tuesday (May 11, 2021). Residents of sectors and villages in Noida who are under home isolation due to COVID-19 and have been recommended external oxygen support by doctors can get these 5-litre cylinders, the authority told PTI news agency.
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COVID-19: Noida residents can now get new oxygen cylinders with refundable security deposit
Starting Tuesday, Noida residents can get new oxygen cylinders for COVID-19 patients in home isolation with a refundable security deposit of Rs 2,500, officials said on Monday. The initiative is part of an ongoing effort of Noida Authority with support from the Adani Group, which has provided it with 100 five-liter capacity oxygen cylinders, they said.
The authority had recently started the facility for refilling oxygen in empty cylinders for patients in isolation centres through RWAs and Apartment Owners Associations (AOAs) amid a surge in demand for the life-sustaining gas in the region due to the pandemic.