Delhi received 440 MT of oxygen, much less than allocated 590 MT quota: Sisodia
The Hindu
The Delhi government has been demanding 976 MT of oxygen from the Centre in view of a high rate of admission of COVID-19 patients.
The Delhi government is asking for help for beds and oxygen supply from several entities, including those in the private sector, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said on Monday. He also said that as of Sunday, the national capital “received 440 metric tonnes (MT) of oxygen, which was lesser than the allocated quota of 590 MT and much lesser than Delhi’s requirement of 976 MT”.
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