India is witnessing an unprecedented crisis in the supply of medical oxygen as the number of critical covid cases is rising exponentially. Several hospitals have put out SOS messages on Twitter asking for help with oxygen supply to save patients. The matter reached the high courts and Supreme Court. The crisis has gained prominence on Twitter and #IndiaNeedsOxygen trended on Pakistan Twitter.
1 day ago Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday expressed solidarity with the people of India battling the deadly wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, saying “we must fight this global challenge confronting humanity together”. A record single-day rise of 3,46,786 coronavirus cases pushed India's tally of infection to 1,66,10,481, while active cases crossed the 25-lakh mark, according to the Union. Pak students troll Imran Khan on Twitter for holding exams despite COVID-19 surge. Islamabad Pakistan, April 23 (ANI): Students across Pakistan have taken to Twitter on Thursday to protest the decision by the Imran Khan-led government and the Cambridge International Examinations to hold exams despite a spiralling coronavirus situation in the country.
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Witnessing the crisis, Pakistan citizens have urged Prime Minister Imran Khan to help India with the supply of oxygen.
#IndiaNeedsOxygen is trending in Pakistan where many people across the border are asking Pak PM @ImranKhanPTI to help India with oxygen supply.#COVID19#Coronavirus#CoronavirusPandemic#SecondCOVIDWavepic.twitter.com/eGFvKMejll
— Geeta Mohan (@Geeta_Mohan) April 23, 2021On Friday, 25 of the 'sickest' Covid-19 patients died at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in Delhi, and the lives of another 60 such patients are at risk, officials said. A source said 'low-pressure oxygen' could be the likely cause for the deaths.
Several private hospitals in New Delhi have been struggling to replenish their oxygen supply for the last four days. Some of them have even requested the Delhi government to transfer patients to other healthcare facilities.
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Other states have also reported a shortage of medical oxygen, Covid drugs, medicines and Redesivir jabs.
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it expected the Centre to come out with a 'national plan' on supply of oxygen and essential drugs for treatment of infected patients and method and manner of vaccination against the disease.
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While the top court 'suo motu' (on its own) took note of the 'grim' situation in the country and the havoc caused due to shortage of oxygen cylinders in hospitals, the Delhi High Court observed, 'We all know that this country is being run by God,' a day after it came down heavily on the Centre over the Covid-19 management.