Working together with Centre to solve oxygen crisis: Delhi CM
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Working together with Centre to solve oxygen crisis: Delhi CM
Amid Oxygen crisis in national capital, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on April 25 informed that the Union Territory govt have started a portal that will be updated every two hours by oxygen manufacturers, suppliers and hospitals for better management of oxygen supply.
"We have started a portal that will be updated every two hours by oxygen manufacturers, suppliers and hospitals for better management of oxygen supply.
The Central and State teams are working together," CM said.
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