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COVID-19: Oxygen, ICU beds decreasing very sharply, informs Delhi CM

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COVID-19: Oxygen, ICU beds decreasing very sharply, informs Delhi CM

COVID-19: Oxygen, ICU beds decreasing very sharply, informs Delhi CM

Delhi facing shortage of oxygen and ICU beds, informed Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on April 17.

"Delhi has a limited number of ICU beds.

Oxygen and ICU beds are decreasing very sharply.

We are taking several steps to scale up beds capacity," said CM Kejriwal.


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