Delhi Police arranges 20 oxygen cylinders after receiving distress call from Nangloi hospital ANI | Updated: Apr 18, 2021 19:44 IST
New Delhi [India], April 18 (ANI): After receiving a call from Nangloi-based Mansa Ram Hospital about their fast depleting oxygen supply for Covid-19 patients, Delhi police on Sunday arranged 20 Oxygen cylinders for the hospital.
According to Delhi Police s statement, around 1:30 pm on Sunday, Nihal Vihar Police Station received a distress call from Rajesh Dabas, Director of Mansa Ram Hospital about their depleting oxygen supply that was not enough to last for more than an hour.
Police said the hospital has 35 COVID-19 patients on oxygen support.
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