May 14 2021, 8:03 AM
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May 14 2021, 8:03 AM
(Bloomberg) As Indiaâs hospitals filled up and long queues emerged outside crematoriums last month, local journalist Anuj Awasthi says he had a big scoop. Oxygen supplies were being diverted away from his district in Uttar Pradesh to a larger city in the countryâs most-populous state, he reported.
(Bloomberg) As Indiaâs hospitals filled up and long queues emerged outside crematoriums last month, local journalist Anuj Awasthi says he had a big scoop. Oxygen supplies were being diverted away from his district in Uttar Pradesh to a larger city in the countryâs most-populous state, he reported.
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Rae Bareli: Three journalists issued notices over news reports on diversion of oxygen to Kanpur
Indian Express reported that the journalists were asked to reveal the sources for the news reports and explain their misleading comments on social media.
04 May, 2021
Three local journalists were issued notices by the district administration of Uttar Pradeshâs Rae Bareli on April 30, asking for information on the sources of news reports published in print media and posted on social media,
The reports alleged that in the middle of a medical emergency in Rae Bareli district, 20 metric tonnes of medical oxygen were diverted to Kanpur. The district administration has called the reports âbaseless and false:â