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Kejriwal hit out at Centre over vaccine shortage

Kejriwal hit out at Centre over vaccine shortage By IANS | Published on Wed, May 26 2021 19:57 IST | 0 Views Kejriwal sets stage for Punjab poll battle with Kisan rally (Lead). Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, May 26 : Amid shortage of Covid vaccines across the country, Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday continued to blame the BJP-led Central government for the situation. In a fresh attack on the Narendra Modi government, he said if people in the country were vaccinated on time, the impact of the second wave of the pandemic could have been less and so many people would not have had to die.

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SC asks govt to prepare for Covid third wave, says create pan-India buffer oxygen stock to subside panic

SC asks govt to prepare for Covid third wave, says create pan-India buffer oxygen stock to subside p SC asks govt to prepare for Covid third wave, says create pan-India buffer oxygen stock to subside panic Amid reports that the third wave of Covid-19 is inevitable in India, the SC has asked the Centre to adopt a pan-India approach to look at the issue of oxygen supply in the country. advertisement UPDATED: May 6, 2021 15:48 IST A family member of a Covid patient outside an oxygen-filling centre to refill their empty cylinders, as demand for the gas rises due to spike in coronavirus cases, in New Delhi. (PTI Photo)

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Deploy doctors, ramp up health infra for 3rd Covid wave : SC tells Centre

The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Modi government to begin preparations to tackle the third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. The top court underscored the importance of ramping up a buffer stock of medical oxygen to prevent widespread panic among the general public. The Centre Thursday told the Supreme Court that it has complied with its order and instead of 700 MT oxygen, it ensured a supply of 730 MT to Delhi for treating COVID-19 patients. The apex court, while staying contempt proceedings initiated by Delhi High Court against central government officials for non-compliance of direction to supply 700 MT of oxygen to Delhi, had sought an answer from the Centre on Thursday morning.

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Prepare Now: SC Tells Government To Be Ready For COVID 3rd Wave And Keep Oxygen Stock Ready

Prepare Now: SC Tells Government To Be Ready For COVID 3rd Wave And Keep Oxygen Stock Ready
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Explain or face contempt, HC tells Centre on Delhi oxygen crisis

Tribune News Service New Delhi, May 4 Piqued over shortage of oxygen in the Capital, the Delhi High Court on Tuesday asked the Centre to explain why contempt proceedings shouldn’t be initiated against it for failing to comply with the order to supply 700 MT oxygen daily to hospitals for treating Covid-19 patients. “ You can put your head in sand like an ostrich, we will not.” Bench Coming down heavily on the Centre over the inadequate oxygen supply to Delhi, a Bench of Justice Vipin Sanghi and Justice Rekha Palli said: “You (Centre) can put your head in sand like an ostrich, we will not…. Are you living in ivory towers?”

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