It’s an interim report, oxygen needs change from day to day: AIIMS chief on oxygen controversy
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In the report, the five-member sub group headed by Randeep Guleria said that Delhi’s oxygen needs were “exaggerated” by four times during the second Covid wave.
Amid controversy over a report on Delhi’s oxygen needs submitted by a Supreme Court-appointed panel headed by him, AIIMS Director Randeep Guleria on Saturday said it is an interim one and oxygen requirements are dynamic and change from day to day. In the report, the five-member sub group headed by Mr. Guleria said that Delhi’s oxygen needs were “exaggerated” by four times during the second wave. “It is an interim report. The oxygen needs are dynamic and change from day to day. The matter is subjudice,” AIIMS chief told PTI.
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