The Haryana government vehemently refuted the allegations, underlining that no one in the administration had hampered anything.
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NEW DELHI/ CHANDIGARH: Delhi deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia accused the Haryana government on Wednesday of blocking medical oxygen supply to Delhi, where several hospitals scrambled to save lives of coronavirus patients amid its shortage for the second consecutive day.
The Haryana government vehemently refuted the allegations, underlining that no one in the administration had hampered anything. Addressing a press conference, Sisodia said the AAP government had been demanding that the Centre increase Delhi s quota of oxygen from 378 metric tonnes to 700 metric tonnes.
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NEW DELHI, Dec 11: With thousands of farmers protesting against the Centre s new agriculture laws staying put at Delhi borders, several routes in the national capital remained off bounds for commuters on Friday.
The Delhi Traffic Police took to Twitter to inform people about road closures and advised them to take alternative routes to avoid inconvenience.
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