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Delhi Kejriwal govt launches online portal seeking global help to fight Covid pandemic oxygen latest news

URL copied Delhi government launches online portal to seek help in fight against pandemic. India is battling the second wave of coronavirus and facing challenges like oxygen availability, crucial medicines as cases continue to rise. Maharashtra, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Kerala, Karnataka are among states worst affected with respect to daily new cases. Among many things that health facilities are battling day and night in the national capital is the availability of oxygen, oxygen concentrators, vital life-saving medicines. In order to overcome the situation,Â the Delhi government has launched an online portal through whichÂ people from all over the world will be able to help Delhi in its fight against Corona pandemic.

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How to tackle the oxygen logistics nightmare - The Hindu BusinessLine

Most liquid medical oxygen production facilities are located in suburban areas far away from the urban demand centres with most Covid-19 patients.

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Meet Tamil Nadu s oxygen demand first, Stalin urges the Prime Minister

Meet Tamil Nadu’s oxygen demand first, Stalin urges the Prime Minister Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA DMK president M.K. Stalin on Tuesday urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to ensure that the oxygen produced by the Sterlite Copper smelting factory in Thoothukudi was supplied to Tamil Nadu to fully meet the State’s requirements to treat COVID-19 patients. In a statement in Chennai, he said since the Supreme Court had given the Centre the responsibility of sharing oxygen, Mr. Modi should pay attention to the issue and ensure Tamil Nadu’s needs were fulfilled. “The Prime Minister’s office should issue guidelines to the officials of the ‘caretaker government’ [in Tamil Nadu]. No injustice should be caused to the State at the time of pandemic,” he said.

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New COVID-19 mutant in Bengal, escapes antibodies immunity : Bulletin: Business Today

Loading the player. New COVID-19 mutant in Bengal, escapes antibodies immunity Scientists have found a new lineage of the SARS-CoV-2 virus named B.1.618 in India, which is predominantly circulating in West Bengal. This is the second lineage to be identified from the country. The infection through this variant makes plasma therapy as redundant as an investigational treatment. 600% jump in oxygen demand from hospitals Putting tremendous pressure on the nation s medical infrastructure, the latest surge in COVID-19 cases has driven up the demand for medical oxygen, a critical commodity in treating the respiratory ailment. The demand for oxygen in hospitals has reportedly gone up 600-800 per cent over the past few days. During the first COVID-19 wave, the demand for liquid medical oxygen went up from 700 metric tonnes per day (MTPD) to 2,800 MTPD. But during the second wave, it has further skyrocketed to 5,000 MTPD, reported India Today.

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