Corona: Patna hospitals face shortage of Oxygen cylinder, chaos all around

New Delhi: After the worsening situation of Corona in Bihar, it has now been decided to put a magistrate in private hospitals in Patna and strictly on the agencies doing oxygen supply. The case of sudden oxygen shortage in many hospitals in Patna today, after which there was chaos.

Shortage of Oxygen in Patna Hospitals:

Many hospitals wrote letters to the DM demanding that oxygen be supplied. After that, Patna DM Chandrasekhar Singh took immediate steps after taking a meeting and took several decisions. DM to appoint magistrates in oxygen supply agencies. While decided to deploy nodal officers in private hospitals.

Chaos in Bihar amid corona spike:

In view of the lack of oxygen in the growing situation of Corona, many private hospitals have put up a board of no entry. An uproar is also happening due to the ever increasing crowd in hospitals.

Recently, people ran up to a commotion when oxygen ran out of the hospital at Saguna Morh. Hospital director Akhilesh Singh said that people are creating a ruckus due to the problem. The lack of oxygen has been conveyed to the administration.

The director of Ruban Hospital also said that lack of oxygen said that 300 cylinders are needed in the hospital but only 100 cylinders are being provided.

DM Patna assures every possible help:

Patna District Magistrate Chandrashekhar Singh has instructed all suppliers to make 90% of their production of oxygen cylinders available to hospitals. So that there is a regular and uninterrupted supply of oxygen in government / private hospitals. There are three suppliers in Patna through which oxygen cylinders are being supplied in hospitals.

You can also guess the havoc of Corona in the country by the fact that 15 cities of India are included in the list of top-20 infected cities of the world. Pune tops the list. Mumbai is in second place.

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