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CM to inspect oxygen manufacturing plant at Perundurai SIPCOT

CM to inspect oxygen manufacturing plant at Perundurai SIPCOT Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA Chief Minister M.K. Stalin is scheduled to inspect the oxygen manufacturing plant functioning at Sipcot Industrial Growth Centre at Perundurai here on Thursday. Mr. Stalin is expected to arrive from Coimbatore by 2 p.m. and inspect the facility at the National Oxygen Limited, which is a public limited company manufacturing 37 tonne oxygen every day. Oxygen from the plant is supplied to the Government Erode Medical College and Hospital at Perundurai and government hospitals in Salem, Dharmapuri and Coimbatore districts. He would also hold discussions with Collector C. Kathiravan, doctors and officials on the steps taken to curb the spread of virus in the district. Later, he would proceed to Salem to hold consultations with officials.

TN & Andhra SOS to PM, Kerala's surplus stock over — Oxygen shortage now hits South India

TN & Andhra SOS to PM, Kerala’s surplus stock over Oxygen shortage now hits South India © Provided by The Print Chennai: With the southern states now facing high demand or shortage of oxygen amid the surge in Covid cases, the oxygen-sharing arrangement among them has come under strain. The Kerala government, which had been sending surplus medical oxygen to neighbouring state Tamil Nadu and also to Andhra Pradesh, has now halted the supply citing higher demand at home. Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh have both sent SOS calls to the Centre demanding higher allotment of oxygen. Tamil Nadu is still sending oxygen to Andhra from its two plants, but officials said this is “draining the state of an important resource”.

13 COVID Patients Died at Chengalpet Hospital Last Week. What Actually Happened?

13 COVID Patients Died at Chengalpet Hospital Last Week. What Actually Happened? Doctors claim there is a lack of oxygen. The district administration blames a glitch in the system. And Tamil Nadu chief minister Stalin demands an increase of medical oxygen from the Centre. Doctors in Chengalpet protesting against the lack of adequate oxygen. Photo: Twitter/@Ganesh11062001 Health10/May/2021 Chennai: On May 2, as Tamil Nadu waited for the results of the assembly elections, patients of COVID-19 at Chengalpet Government Hospital (GH) began dying. The relatives of those patients believed that something had gone terribly wrong, but were too dazed to question the doctors beyond a point. In any case, their focus was on the release of their relatives’ bodies, a procedure that took much of the day.

Centre raises Tamil Nadu's oxygen allocation to 419 mt - The Hindu BusinessLine

The state’s requirement of oxygen is projected to increase by another 400 MT in the next two weeks