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PSA oxygen generators at hospitals not a panacea, says Moloy Banerjee

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Covid ravages India: Desperate pleas flood Twitter

Citizens led initiatives on Twitter looking to plug the holes in the country s failing healthcare infrastructure.

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#SOS: India s tweets for help

#SOS: India s tweets for help #SOS By PUBLISHED May 7, 2021 A second wave of COVID-19 infections sweeping through India is pushing the healthcare system to the brink and overwhelming central and state governments. As authorities struggle to cope with the soaring number of cases and fatalities, Indians have started to lean on one another, taking to Twitter with desperate cries for help. Pleas for oxygen, hospital beds, ventilators, access to intensive care units and even COVID-19 tests have inundated the Twitter feeds of Indian users since the crisis worsened in April. All of the essentials for fighting the pandemic have been in short supply across the country, with the shortage particularly acute in the capital city New Delhi.

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India s oxygen crisis to ease by mid-May, output to jump 25%: Report

India's severe medical oxygen supply crisis is expected to ease by mid-May, a top industry executive was quoted by a report as saying.

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EXCLUSIVE-India s oxygen crisis to ease by mid-May, output

By Shivani Singh and Devjyot Ghoshal NEW DELHI, April 29 (Reuters) - India s severe medical oxygen supply crisis is expected to ease by mid-May, a top industry executive told Reuters, with output rising by 25% and transport infrastructure ready to cope with a surge in demand caused by a dramatic rise in coronavirus cases. Dozens of hospitals in cities such as New Delhi and Mumbai have run short of the gas this month, sending relatives of patients scrambling for oxygen cylinders, sometimes in vain. Medical oxygen consumption in India has shot up more than eight-fold from usual levels to about 7,200 tonnes per day this month, said Moloy Banerjee of Linde Plc, the country s biggest producer.

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