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PSM oxygen plant: Experts committee to present report tomorrow

PSM oxygen plant: Experts committee to present report tomorrow By File photo of Pakistan Steel Mills. ISLAMABAD: A technical committee mandated by the federal government to assess the oxygen plant at the Pakistan Steel Mills (PSM) will finalise its report and present it to the authorities tomorrow (Friday). The government is making efforts to enhance the capacity of oxygen production in the country amid a spike in COVID-19 cases and in this regard, a team of experts visited the PSM oxygen plant to review the situation. According to sources, the team has completed its assessment of the machinery installed at the plant and will share its recommendations on the revival of the plant by tomorrow.

If run PSM Oxygen plant can over come shortage

Daily Times April 28, 2021 KARACHI: If the Pakistan Steel Mill Oxygen Plant were running, it would be able to provide oxygen to hospitals in Pakistan today; it was the views of Pakistan Steel employees and workers’ union leaders. Pakistan Steel employees and workers’ union leaders have urged the government to reactivate the Steel Mills oxygen plant. They said that in the current situation, the demand for oxygen can be met all over Pakistan by activating the Pakistan Steel Oxygen Plant and it will help to end the black marketing of oxygen. It may be mentioned here that due to the worsening coronavirus situation in the country, the hospitals are seeking more oxygen cylinders to treat the growing number of Covid-19 patients.

Pakistan heading towards acute oxygen shortage, warn producers

Pakistan heading towards acute oxygen shortage, warn producers

M. Anis Ud Dowla: A Tale of Passion, Dedication, and Success

M. Anis Ud Dowla: A Tale of Passion, Dedication, and Success Dr. Melita Mehjabeen Dr. Melita Mehjabeen M. Anis Ud Dowla, one of the eminent industrialists and business leaders of the country, started his career with the British Oxygen group. His 27-year tenure in the British multinational took him to various parts of the world leading different subsidiaries of the company. When he returned to Bangladesh, he joined Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI), another British multinational. In 1992, ICI divested its shareholding through management buy out and Mr. Dowla took the leadership of the company as a majority shareholder and changed the name of ICI to Advanced Chemical Industries (ACI). Since then, he has been leading ACI, which is currently one of the largest conglomerates of Bangladesh. A company, which started with 230 employees, is now the source of employment for 15000+ people.