Saying 'very less oxygen is left, patients will not be saved', the CEO of this hospital bursts

The lack of oxygen in the country's capital, Delhi, can be easily gauged by seeing the tears of a doctor. Sunil Sagar, CEO of Shanti Mukund Hospital, Delhi, wept while talking about the shortage of oxygen. Crying the lack of oxygen, Dr. Sunil Sagar said, the situation is very grim. We have very little oxygen left. We have told the doctors that those who can be discharged should be given to them.

Sunil Sagar also said we have only 2 hours of oxygen left. Doctors at Shanti Mukund Hospital in Delhi say that if oxygen is available on time, patients will not be discharged. At the same time, the relatives of the hospitalized Corona patient have appealed to the government to provide oxygen to their loved ones at the earliest.

Kejriwal government can get oxygen airlift from Odisha

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said on Thursday that oxygen has been completely depleted in some hospitals. He alleged that some states are trying to get control over the oxygen on the part of Delhi. It is also being said that the Delhi government can now get an oxygen airlift from Odisha.

Focus on the safety of oxygen lorries: High Court

On the other hand, the Delhi High Court has directed that the central government should ensure safe transportation of oxygen coming to Delhi. The High Court also said that we have been told that the supply of oxygen has been obstructed in Panipat. The High Court said we instruct the Central Government that special corridors should be made to protect the lorries coming from the Oxygen.