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Amritsar, India - Amid alarming medical oxygen shortages, the Punjab government turned to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to facilitate Pakistan’s “oxyge ....
Amritsar, India – In the event of an incredible shortage of medical oxygen, the Punjab government contacted Prime Minister Narendra Modi to facilitate the establishment of an “oxygen corridor” with India’s main neighbor Pakistan, Pakistan and the Northwest The Ministry of Governors has a border of 550 kilometers (342 miles). The Chief Minister of Punjab State Amarinder Singh and other politicians in the state have asked Modi to purchase oxygen from Pakistan at least eight times. The city of Lahore in Pakistan is only 50 kilometers (31 miles) away from Amritsar. The country’s prime minister, Imran Khan, provided assistance to India on April 25, which is a need to buy oxygen from Pakistan. The well-known Edhi charity in Pakistan has also voluntarily provided medical assistance in the event of an increase in COVID-19 cases in the country. ....
Punjab gasps as India's Modi refuses to seek oxygen from Pakistan msn.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from msn.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Punjab has been tackling with a surge in Covid cases over the last few weeks. (Representational) Amritsar, Punjab: Six patients died at a private hospital in Punjab s Amritsar this morning allegedly due to oxygen shortage. As the families alleged that ventilators had run out of oxygen, officials blamed the district administration for giving priority to state-run hospitals amid Covid crisis. Five patients who died at Amritsar s Neelkanth Multispecialty Hospital this morning were being treated for coronavirus. We have been sending appeals repeatedly to the state government. Hospitals where there are no Covid patients have surplus oxygen supply. Over the last 48 hours, we have used all our resources. We have reached out for help to everybody we could. But if the government doesn t want to help, should private hospitals shut down? Where should we go? Dr Sunil Devgan, Managing Director of Neelkanth Hospital, told reporters. ....