Oxygen units will be ready in August, says Kerala Health Minister
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Health Minister Veena George has directed that the 33 oxygen generation units in various parts of the State be made functional in August itself. This will help the State generate an additional 77 tonnes of oxygen. At a review meeting held here on Saturday to assess the State’s preparations in anticipation of a possible third wave of COVID-19, the progress of the 38 oxygen generation units being established in the State utilising various funding sources was also assessed. The oxygen generation units are being set up utilising funds from Centrally sponsored schemes, State funds, CSR funds and funds from NGOs. The meeting also reviewed the preparations made by the State in the area of paediatric care.
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