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PM Modi to officials: ensure oxygen plants are functional at the earliest

PM Modi chairs review meeting: 1,500 oxygen plants for over 4 lakh beds

PM Modi&nbsp;reviewed the progress in ramping up the availability of medical oxygen across the country

PM Modi&nbsp;reviewed progress in ramping up medical oxygen availability
1,500 oxygen plants coming up across India: PMO&nbsp;in a statement
1,500 oxygen plants to support more than four lakh hospital beds
PM to officials:ensure oxygen plants are functional at earliest
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1,500 oxygen plants are coming up across India that could support more than four lakh hospital beds.

PM Modi on Friday reviewed the progress in ramping up the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/arvind-kejriwal-on-sc-s-oxygen-audit-report-my-crime-is-i-fought-bjp-lashes-out-1624620185500" target="_blank">availability of medical oxygen</a> across the country. 1,500 oxygen plants are coming up across India that could support more than four lakh hospital beds, the PMO said in a statement.
At review meeting, PM Modi asked officials to ensure oxygen plants are functional at earliest to meet challenges ahead of a possible third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. He also asked officials to ensure training of hospital staff on operation, maintenance of oxygen plants.
Further, officials briefed PM Modi about the progress of the installation of Pressure Swing Adsorption Oxygen plants.
Acute shortage of medical oxygen had a devastating effect during the deadly seconde Covid wave, leading to thousands of deaths.
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The Delhi Police arrested businessman Navneet Kalra on Sunday night for alleged black marketing and hoarding of oxygen concentrators amid the coronavirus pandemic, officials said.
The owner of the popular Khan Chacha restaurant in the posh Khan Market had been on the run for over a week since the seizure of more than 500 oxygen concentrators from three restaurants owned by him in the national capital.
The concentrators are a crucial medical equipment used for Covid-19 patients and are on high demand amid the second wave of the pandemic.
The police claimed that the concentrators were imported from China and were being sold at an exorbitant price of ₹50,000 to 70,000 a piece as against its cost of ₹16,000 to ₹22,000.

Owner of Delhi's 'Khan Chacha' restaurant Navneet Kalra arrested in oxygen scam

The Delhi Police arrested businessman Navneet Kalra on Sunday night for alleged black marketing and hoarding of oxygen concentrators amid the coronavirus pandemic

Owner of Delhi's 'Khan Chacha' restaurant arrested in oxygen scam

The Delhi Police arrested businessman Navneet Kalra on Sunday night for alleged black marketing and hoarding of oxygen concentrators amid the coronavirus pandemic, officials said.
The owner of the popular Khan Chacha restaurant in the posh Khan Market had been on the run for over a week since the seizure of more than 500 oxygen concentrators from three restaurants owned by him in the national capital.
The concentrators are a crucial medical equipment used for Covid-19 patients and are on high demand amid the second wave of the pandemic.
The police claimed that the concentrators were imported from China and were being sold at an exorbitant price of ₹50,000 to 70,000 a piece as against its cost of ₹16,000 to ₹22,000.

Delhi Court on Thursday&nbsp;refused anticipatory bail to businessman Navneet Kalra in connection with the oxygen concentrator black marketing case being probed by the Delhi Police.&nbsp;
During a recent raid, 524 oxygen concentrators were recovered from three restaurants owned by Kalra.
As per the prosecution case, Navneet Kalra, along with other co-accused, "hatched a conspiracy" to wrongfully make money by "inducing" the public to buy his oxygen concentrators at an "exorbitant rate" amid a raging pandemic.

Delhi Court denies Navneet Kalra's bail in oxygen concentrator hoarding case

Delhi Court denies Navneet Kalra's bail in oxygen concentrator case

Delhi court dismissed businessman Navneet Kalra's&nbsp;bail
Kalra is&nbsp;under investigation&nbsp;for black-marketing of oxygen concentrators
Delhi Police has issued a lookout notice for the businessman 
Cops seized 524 oxygen concentrators from Kalra&rsquo;s properties
Kalra&nbsp;on the run since the recovery of the oxygen concentrators

Delhi Court on Thursday&nbsp;refused anticipatory bail to businessman Navneet Kalra in connection with the oxygen concentrator black marketing case being probed by the Delhi Police.&nbsp;
During a recent raid, 524 oxygen concentrators were recovered from three restaurants owned by Kalra.
As per the prosecution case, Navneet Kalra, along with other co-accused, "hatched a conspiracy" to wrongfully make money by "inducing" the public to buy his oxygen concentrators at an "exorbitant rate" amid a raging pandemic.
Kalra has been on the run since the recovery of the oxygen concentrators. The police said that he could not be tracked despite raids being conducted in Delhi and in adjoining states.

Delhi&rsquo;s Saket Court on Monday refused interim relief to businessman Navneet Kalra in the case related to hoarding of oxygen concentrators in the capital.
Kalra had moved the court for an anticipatory bail plea, but the Court asked Delhi Police to file its reply to the plea and the matter will be heard on Tuesday.
The Delhi Police had issued a lookout notice for Kalra who has been on the run since the raids last week. The Delhi police seized 524 concentrators from restaurants and offices owned by Kalra in Khan Market, Lodhi Colony and Chhatarpur.
The case has now been transferred to the Crime Branch.

No interim relief for Navneet Kalra in oxygen concentrators seizure case

//Oxygen black-marketing: no interim relief for Navneet Kalra //Kalra moved&nbsp;court for anticipatory bail, hearing on Tuesday //Delhi Police has issued a lookout notice for the businessman //Cops seized 524 oxygen concentrators from Kalra&rsquo;s properties //Navneet Kalra's&nbsp;case has been transferred to the Crime Branch

Delhi&rsquo;s Saket Court on Monday refused interim relief to businessman Navneet Kalra in the case related to hoarding of oxygen concentrators in the capital.
Kalra had moved the court for an anticipatory bail plea, but the Court asked Delhi Police to file its reply to the plea and the matter will be heard on Tuesday.
The Delhi Police had issued a lookout notice for Kalra who has been on the run since the raids last week. The Delhi police seized 524 concentrators from restaurants and offices owned by Kalra in Khan Market, Lodhi Colony and Chhatarpur.
The case has now been transferred to the Crime Branch.

Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Saturday said that the supply of oxygen to the national capital has been slipping once again in the last two days, with only 487 metric tonnes received on May 7.
In a press conference on Saturday, Sisodia said that May 5 was the first time that Delhi had received more than 700 MT of oxygen &mdash; it had received 730 MT of oxygen on that day &mdash; but the supply has been slipping after that once again.
On Friday, a Supreme Court bench headed by Justice D Y Chandrachud had, taking note of a submission of deficient supply of oxygen by the Delhi government, directed the Centre to supply 700 MT of medical oxygen to Delhi everyday till further orders and had warned that it will pass orders against officials if this is not done.

Delhi Oxygen supply has been slipping again: Sisodia

Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Saturday said that the supply of oxygen to the national capital has been slipping once again in the last two days, with only 487 metric tonnes received on May 7.
In a press conference on Saturday, Sisodia said that May 5 was the first time that Delhi had received more than 700 MT of oxygen &mdash; it had received 730 MT of oxygen on that day &mdash; but the supply has been slipping after that once again.
On Friday, a Supreme Court bench headed by Justice D Y Chandrachud had, taking note of a submission of deficient supply of oxygen by the Delhi government, directed the Centre to supply 700 MT of medical oxygen to Delhi everyday till further orders and had warned that it will pass orders against officials if this is not done.

While 1,70,841 COVID patients across the country are on ventilator, as many as 9,02,291 patients are on oxygen support, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said on Saturday.
In his virtual address at the 25th meeting of the Group of Ministers (GoM) to discuss the pandemic situation, the minister said that 1.34 percent of COVID caseload was in ICU, 0.39 percent of cases were on ventilators and 3.70 percent COVID patients were on oxygen support.
He said that across the country, the number of patients in ICU beds is 4,88,861 while 1,70,841 patients were on ventilators and 9,02,291 patients were on oxygen support.
The meeting was attended by Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar, Minister of Civil Aviation Hardeep S Puri, Minister of State for Ports, Shipping and Waterways and Chemical and Fertilizers Mansukh Mandaviya and Minister of State, Ministry of Home Affairs Nityanand Rai.
Ashwini Kumar Choubey, Minister of State, Health and Family Welfare and Dr Vinod K Paul, Member (Health), NITI Aayog were present virtually.

9,02,291 patients are on oxygen support across India: Centre 

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Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said on Saturday that while 1,70,841 Covid-19 patients across the country are on ventilator, as many as 9,02,291 patients are on oxygen support.
In his virtual address at the 25th meeting of the Group of Ministers to discuss the pandemic situation, the minister said that 1.34 percent of Covid-19&nbsp;caseload was in ICU, 0.39 percent of cases were on ventilators and 3.70 percent Covid-19 patients were on oxygen support.
He said that across the country, the number of patients in ICU beds is 4,88,861 while 1,70,841 patients were on ventilators and 9,02,291 patients were on oxygen support.
9,02,291 Covid-19 patients on oxygen, 1,70,841 on ventilators: Centre
Health Minister discusses country's Covid-19 situaltion
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While 1,70,841 COVID patients across the country are on ventilator, as many as 9,02,291 patients are on oxygen support, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said on Saturday.
In his virtual address at the 25th meeting of the Group of Ministers (GoM) to discuss the pandemic situation, the minister said that 1.34 percent of COVID caseload was in ICU, 0.39 percent of cases were on ventilators and 3.70 percent COVID patients were on oxygen support.
He said that across the country, the number of patients in ICU beds is 4,88,861 while 1,70,841 patients were on ventilators and 9,02,291 patients were on oxygen support.
The meeting was attended by Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar, Minister of Civil Aviation Hardeep S Puri, Minister of State for Ports, Shipping and Waterways and Chemical and Fertilizers Mansukh Mandaviya and Minister of State, Ministry of Home Affairs Nityanand Rai.
Ashwini Kumar Choubey, Minister of State, Health and Family Welfare and Dr Vinod K Paul, Member (Health), NITI Aayog were present virtually.

The Supreme Court on Saturday formed a 12-member National Task Force to assess availability and distribution of medical oxygen - on scientific, rational and equitable basis - across the country.
The task force of 12 eminent doctors will also suggest measures to ensure similarly rational and equitable availability of medicines needed to treat Covid-19.
The Supreme Court has directed the centre to provide the necessary assistance and said that all stakeholders - from state governments to hospitals - must co-operate.
The task force will have an initial tenure of six months.

Covid-19: Supreme Court forms National Task Force to tackle Oxygen crisis

The Supreme Court on Saturday formed a 12-member National Task Force to assess availability and distribution of medical oxygen - on scientific, rational and equitable basis - across the country.
The task force of 12 eminent doctors will also suggest measures to ensure similarly rational and equitable availability of medicines needed to treat Covid-19.
The Supreme Court has directed the centre to provide the necessary assistance and said that all stakeholders - from state governments to hospitals - must co-operate.
The task force will have an initial tenure of six months.

The Supreme Court on Saturday formed a 12-member National Task Force to assess availability and distribution of medical oxygen - on scientific, rational and equitable basis - across the country.
The task force of 12 eminent doctors will also suggest measures to ensure similarly rational and equitable availability of medicines needed to treat Covid-19.
The Supreme Court has directed the centre to provide the necessary assistance and said that all stakeholders - from state governments to hospitals - must co-operate.
The task force will have an initial tenure of six months.

Actor Randeep Hooda&nbsp;has joined hands with Khalsa&nbsp;Aid, an NGO&nbsp;to help people in need of&nbsp;oxygen concentrators amid the alarming surge in Covid-19 cases in India.&nbsp;
Announcing his collaboration on&nbsp;Instagram, the 'Radhe' actor posted a video where he can be seen standing with&nbsp;various placards with slogans like 'India needs Oxygen', 'Every 4 minutes a person dies by Covid-19', and 'You can save precious lives'.&nbsp;Randeep&nbsp;further urged people to donate for the cause.

Randeep Hooda teams up with an NGO to provide oxygen concentrators

Randeep Hooda pitches in to fight oxygen crisis
Actor teams up with an NGO&nbsp;Khalsa&nbsp;Aid&nbsp;
Randeep urges fans to donate to the cause

Actor Randeep Hooda&nbsp;has joined hands with Khalsa&nbsp;Aid, an NGO&nbsp;to help people in need of&nbsp;oxygen concentrators amid the alarming surge in Covid-19 cases in India.&nbsp;
Announcing his collaboration on&nbsp;Instagram, the 'Radhe' actor posted a video where he can be seen standing with&nbsp;various placards with slogans like 'India needs Oxygen', 'Every 4 minutes a person dies by Covid-19', and 'You can save precious lives'.&nbsp;Randeep&nbsp;further urged people to donate for the cause.

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