Industries can wait for oxygen, not COVID-19 patients: Delhi High Court
The Hindu
The Bench said it has heard that doctors at Ganga Ram Hospital were being forced to reduce oxygen being given to COVID-19 patients.
The Delhi High Court Tuesday said sufficient oxygen was not being supplied to COVID-19 patients in the national capital and asked the Centre if it can be diverted from industries which can wait for now. "Industries can wait. Patients cannot. Human lives are at stake," a Bench of Justices Vipin Sanghi and Rekha Palli said to the central government. The Bench said it has heard that doctors at Ganga Ram Hospital were being forced to reduce oxygen being given to patients admitted there as there was scarcity of oxygen.
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