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Delhi: Oxygen tanker reaches Ganga Ram Hospital after hospital sends SOS
A tanker of oxygen reached the Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in Delhi, averting a major crisis amif spiralling Covid-19 cases, news agency ANI reported.
The hospital management had reached out to the government after it was left with stock of medical oxygen for just two hours. Â
According to a PTI report, 25 sickest Covid-19 patients died at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in the last 24 hours due to low pressure and 60 such patients were at risk.
A serious oxygen crisis unfolding in the national capital. Althout the Centre has hiked Delhi s oxygen quota, several hospitals in the city are still facing acute shortage of medical oxygen during the second wave of Covid-19.
Oxygen crisis in Delhi: Ganga Ram Hospital cries for help, Max Hospital sends SOS to Kejriwal govt
Delhi s Sir Ganga Ram Hospital sent an SOS to the Delhi government on Thursday, saying there is only five hours of oxygen left at the facility, urging that the supplies be restored immediately
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Both Ganga Ram Hospital and Max Hospital in Delhi have sent out SOS calls for urgent oxygen supply. (ANI)
Delhi s Sir Ganga Ram Hospital has said that 25 of its sickest coronavirus patients have died in the last 24 hours, and the lives of another 60 such patients are at risk, amid a serious dearth of oxygen in the national capital. Max Hospital, on the other hand, had said that it will not admit any more COVID-19 patients until the hospital s oxygen supplies stabilised, but deleted the tweet in minutes.
Delhi s Max Hospital receives emergency oxygen supply after SOS
Amid a serious oxygen crisis in the national capital, 25 sickest COVID-19 patients died at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital here in the last 24 hours.
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NEW DELHI: The Max Hospital-Saket on Friday morning sent out an SOS, saying it was left with an hour s oxygen supply and over 700 patients admitted.
Two hours later, in a tweet, the hospital confirmed that it had received emergency supplies, which will last last another two hours .
The hospital said it had been awaiting fresh supply from oxygen manufacturer Inox since 1 am.
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Delhi: Max hospital in Saket halts admissions due to oxygen shortage
Delhi s Max hospital chain on Friday informed that it is suspending any new patient admissions in all the hospitals in Delhi-NCR till oxygen supplies get stabilize, but later withdrew the order after it received the oxygen supply.
DCP South Delhi tweeted, Oxygen carrying vehicle has reached Max Smart. Another vehicle is en route for Max East West. Senior Officers are monitoring the situation. Another vehicle is en route for Max East West. Senior Officers are monitoring the situation. We have received emergency supplies at Max Saket and Max Smart which will last for another 2 hours, the hospital said. However, in an official statement, Max Hospital said, Received oxygen supply would last for next 3 hours. We are still awaiting more supplies.