Oxygen crisis: 18 oxygen tankers imported from Bangkok, 21 oxygen plants imported from France! Kejriwal's decision in extreme crisis

 

The News Cover: People across the country are in a state of shock due to the second wave of corona. The infection has reached a point where oxygen shortages are rampant across the country. The situation in Delhi is also very serious due to the oxygen crisis in the last few days. And so this time Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has decided to seek help from another country.

On Tuesday, Kejriwal said the Delhi government had decided to import 16 oxygen tankers and 21 oxygen plants from Bangkok and France. He said the decision was taken to meet the oxygen shortage in the capital.

"We are importing 21 oxygen plants from France," Kejriwal said. They can be used immediately upon import. These will be installed in different hospitals. These will help to make up for the lack of oxygen in the hospital. "We will get 44 oxygen plants next month," he said. Of which 6 centers will be given by April 30. And 36 Delhi governments will install.

In the past few days, Kejriwal has also sought oxygen help from other states. "In the last few days, I have sought help from many industrialists and other state governments," he said. I have received help and support from everyone. Thanks to those who are standing by the Delhi government in this crisis.

In the last 24 hours, 3 lakh 23 thousand 144 people have been infected with the new corona virus. Due to this increase, the total number of people affected by corona has gone up to 1 crore 8 lakh 36 thousand 306 people. India is now the second country after the United States where the number of daily attacks has crossed 3 lakh. The corona virus is currently spreading much faster in India than in the United States.

Corona 2nd Wave: Greta Thunberg tweeted appeal to the whole world to help India

 

The News Cover: The second wave of Corona has hit the entire country. The rate of infection is increasing day by day. At the same time, the death rate is increasing. Many states in the country are short of medical oxygen, hospital beds and medicines. Especially people are dying due to lack of oxygen. Environmentalist Greta Thunberg is worried about the plight of India. This time he prayed for India's help to the world. "It's heartbreaking to see the situation in India," Thunberg tweeted. I will appeal to the whole world to help India cope with the second wave of corona in every possible way. ” Needless to say, the Corona situation across the country has taken a deadly turn.

Heartbreaking to follow the recent developments in India. The global community must step up and immediately offer the assistance needed. #CovidIndia https://t.co/OaJVTNXa6R

— Greta Thunberg (@GretaThunberg) April 24, 2021

An international media outlet covered the current state of India's health system. Thunberg tweeted a Ground Zero report from that media outlet that day. That international media reported a rate of more than three lakh corona infections per day in India. At the same time, they said, just a few hours from Delhi, they saw many people die due to lack of treatment. People are scrambling for oxygen. Such a scene has also been mentioned in that report. Greta Thunberg's tweet about the worrying situation in India is now viral.

Earlier, Greta tweeted about the peasant movement in India. The whole country is struggling to cope with the second wave of corona. Lack of oxygen, ventilator. Due to which the doctors are not able to save the lives of the patients. In the last 24 hours, about three and a half lakh new cases of infection have been seen across the country. More than two and a half thousand people have died. However, the number of patients who have recovered from the loss of corona is not less.

Covid-19 News: Supreme Court Adjourns Case On Oxygen Emergency Till April 27

 

The News Cover: now amid, a shortage of oxygen supply, in the country the supreme court has agreed to hear Vedanta's plea for the opening of its Sterlite copper unit at Tamilnadu's duty Kerala as the company would produce a thousand tons of oxygen and give it free of cost to treat covid-19 patients.

the latest development in Tamilnadu opposes the opening of a sterile satellite plant. the state says it will create law and order problems the "chief justice of India" says we have no problem if the Tamilnadu government takes over the plant. the supreme court directs Tamil Nadu to file an affidavit and it will be taken up on Monday, what happened during the hearing there are two issues, one as for the straight light plant in Tamilnadu is concerned.

a chief justice was quite categorical saying, that when people are dying in their dire need of oxygen whether it's Vedanta ABC somebody should run it because is supposed to say that citing the 2018  incident. where more people died against the protests. against the streetlight plan, which is owned by Vedanta? 

so Tamilnadu government said lawn, motor problem, will be there they don't want to open it but the court said if Tamilnadu can run it it's well and good so they it directed the government to respond by Monday. so that whether the plan can be run by Tamilnadu. which produces thousand metric tons of oxygen and secondly as for the other issue is concerned taking out yesterday. 

the supreme court wanted a national plan from the government on few issues, like oxygen supply, essential drug supply, for covid also the management and manner in which the vaccination can be done throughout the "nation so central government" wanted to time till Tuesday supreme court agreed. 

but in between a lot of heated exchanges went between the lawyers and the three judgments headed by the chief justice because yesterday there were a few lawyers open saying that the supreme court should not take away the cases from the high courts. which is being heard? by them right from Bombay, Delhi, and few other high courts across the country. 

so chief justice was saying that the "intention of the supreme court" was only on the interstate movement of the oxygen. just this year nageshwara, who is part of the bench said that it's very absurd people are talking like that the two senior advocates, who should protect the institution and court, never said anything against high courts, and a third judge justice Ravindra but also said that court never stole the I court from hearing. it so anyway port said that it will take up the case on tuesday right.