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An acute shortage of medical oxygen in India, amid a deadly wave of coronavirus infections, has triggered a surge in stocks seen linked to industrial gases. Supplies of medical oxygen, essential in many cases to treat seriously ill patients, have been depleted as hospitals around India have been overwhelmed by Covid-19 cases. The nation recorded 314,835 new infections on Thursday, the world’s biggest one-day jump, and taking its case-count to almost 16 million, the second-most globally. Workers load refilled oxygen tanks into a vehicle at a refill station in Navi Mumbai, India, on Thursday, April 22, 2021. India saw a record one-day jump with more than 300,000 new coronavirus infections, marking a grim milestone for the country as a deadlier second wave showing no signs of abating.
MumbaiMaharashtraIndiaBombayLinde-india-ltdNational-oxygen-ltdBombay-oxygen-investments-ltdNavi-mumbaiLinde-indiaNational-oxygenBombay-oxygen-investmentsPrime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday called for utilising the industry s full potential to meet the demand of medical oxygen in the coming days, saying there is a need to increase the availability of oxygen cylinders as well as to upgrade the logistical facilities for its transportation. In a virtual meeting with leading oxygen manufacturers across the country, Modi urged the industry to utilise tankers meant to transport other gases for oxygen supply, saying the time now is not only to deal with the challenges but also to provide solutions in a very short time. Modi stressed the need to maintain good coordination between the government and the oxygen producers, according to a statement.
JamshedpurJharkhandIndiaSaket-tikuNaveen-jindalSajjan-jindalMukesh-ambaniNoriyo-shibuyaRajesh-kumar-sarafSidharth-jainDilip-oommenNational-oxygen-ltdExplained: Why India is facing oxygen shortage during 2nd Covid wave
Explained: Why India is facing oxygen shortage during 2nd Covid wave
Over the past week, many breathless Covid-19 patients have died due to the unavailability of medical oxygen in hospitals across some states in the country. Contrary to claims, the shortage of oxygen in some states is not due to lower production or FY21 exports.
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UPDATED: April 21, 2021 14:49 IST
A shortage of medical oxygen in several hospitals across states has left Covid-19 patients gasping for breath. (Photo: PTI/Representational image)
The second wave of the Covid-19 has left infected patients gasping for breath as hospitals in some states continue to face an acute shortage of medical oxygen. Many hospitals in Delhi and few other states are currently operating on the edge due to a shortage of medical oxygen.
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