Haryana CM says no shortage of oxygen in State
The Hindu
He said that some tankers have also been airlifted to Odisha and besides this, adequate numbers of oxygen concentrators are also being ordered from abroad.
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal on Wednesday said there's no shortage of medical oxygen in the State, although its transportation is a challenge, and the state government is taking up all necessary steps to ensure uninterrupted oxygen supply amid the COVID-19 crises. Mr. Lal said at present the availability of oxygen in the state is about 162 MT and on April 27 the Central government has approved 70 MT additional oxygen for Haryana. "This increased quantity will be made available in the next two to three days. A special oxygen train has been sent to Odisha to transport carrying this additional stock of 70 MT of oxygen,” he said at a press conference.
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