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Govt to float tender for 465 e-buses, eyes becoming largest electric fleet

Govt to float tender for 465 e-buses, eyes becoming largest electric fleet
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Taxi operators complain of late fee charge

Taxi operators complain of late fee charge
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Ashish kundraSanjay samratTourist transporters tour operators associationDelhi taxiTourist transportersTour operators associationTransport commissioner ashish kundraTransport commissionerAll indiaஆஷிஷ் குந்த்ராசஞ்சய் சம்ரட்டெல்ஹி டாக்ஸிசுற்றுலா போக்குவரத்துசுற்றுப்பயணம் ஆபரேட்டர்கள் சங்கம்போக்குவரத்து ஆணையர்அனைத்தும் இந்தியா

Delhi Covid lockdown news live: Positivity rate down by a half in city

Delhi Covid lockdown news live: NDMC to ready 100-bed Covid ward for kids LIVE NOW Delhi Covid lockdown news live: NDMC to ready 100-bed Covid ward for kids Delhi recorded 13,287 fresh Covid-19 cases on Wednesday with a positivity rate of 17.03%, the third day in a row that the capital saw a positivity rate below 20%. The number of Covid-19 fatalities, however, remained high at 300. The 13,287 new Covid-19 cases were recorded from 78,035 tests, out of which 63,315 were RT-PCR tests and 14,720 rapid antigen tests. With 14,071 people recovering from the disease in the last 24 hours, the total number of active cases stood at 82,725 on Wednesday. Stay with TOI for all updatesRead Less

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SOS calls from hospitals down - The Hindu

SOS calls from hospitals down Updated: Updated: ‘Government is planning to cap prices of oxygen cylinders’ Share Article ‘Government is planning to cap prices of oxygen cylinders’ Daily SOS calls for oxygen from hospitals have reduced from a high of 49 calls a day on May 4 to one call on Monday and three calls on Tuesday, said Ashish Kundra, Officer on Special Duty, Health Department. Supply ramps up The official said that the allocation of oxygen fixed to Delhi is 590 MT and on Sunday the city received 596 MT, 623 MT on Monday and 570 MT on Tuesday. Mr. Kundra said that the situation has improved and from May 4 to May 11, 42% of the total supply came via rail, which made the process smoother.

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What s behind Delhi s O2 crisis? A critical calculation Kejriwal & Modi govts forgot to make

Text Size: A+ New Delhi: The Delhi government didn’t account for the oxygen requirements of Covid patients in home isolation, and only took hospital beds into count, and thus got its entire quota calculation wrong amid the second wave, ThePrint has learnt. Even the Union government did the same thing. A high-powered committee comprising AIIMS director Randeep Guleria, Niti Aayog member V.K. Paul and ICMR DG Balram Bhargava and the directorate general health services, formed to calculate the oxygen requirement for states/union territories, devised a formula on the basis of hospital beds alone. This was one of the reasons why the central government’s policy for allocation of medical oxygen to states and union territories was Thursday labelled flawed by the Supreme Court, which called for it to be completely revamped.

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