Delhi police arrests two for oxygen cylinders fraud ANI | Updated: May 27, 2021 11:21 IST
New Delhi [India], May 27 (ANI): Delhi Police has arrested a 21-year-old man, who claimed to be a social worker of a youth organisation along with his associate for allegedly duping Covid-19 patients and their families on the pretext of providing home delivery of oxygen cylinders.
Two mobile phones and SIM cards used in the commission of the crime were also seized.
In an official statement on Wednesday, Delhi Police said that Ritik Kumar Singh, who claimed he is a social worker and president of youth organisation India Youth Icon Team with 18 lakh members, and his associate Sandeep Pandey cheated over 50 people, belonging to many states, for lakhs of rupees, since April 2021.
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A picture of a doctor is going viral on social media, in which he is seen drenched in sweat as a result of wearing a PPE kit for 15 hours.
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With over three lakh Covid-19 cases each day and a death toll that has already crossed the two lakh mark a day ago, the second wave of the pandemic has taken over India like a storm. As the health crisis surges at a rapid pace, medical infrastructure in the country is almost on the brink of collapse. As a result, health workers are combating the crisis daily and doing their best to safeguard citizens during this vulnerable time.
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RANCHI: The Guru Nanak Public School here is open but there were only a handful of students on the campus on Monday morning. All of them wearing masks but a sense of worry can be seen on their faces. The academic atmosphere in the educational institutes, which were reopened recently, is now an entirely different scene after the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic.
In the schools, as students moved towards their respective classes, the teachers kept an eye on them from various corners of the campus and issued a stern warning if they get close to each other.