Oxygen shortage due govt failure: Priyanka Gandhi Vadra


New Delhi, Apr 20 (IANS): Slamming the Central government for shortage of oxygen cylinders in the hospitals, Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Tuesday asked the Prime Minister to act now as India is the biggest producer of Oxygen.

In a series of tweet, she said, "India produces 7500 MT of O2 per day, we are one of the biggest producers in the world. O2 shortage is due to lack of logistics to transport it. Govt has failed us. Why did it not make arrangements when a second wave was inevitable? There was time. It's still not too late."

"For God's sake @narendramodi Ji do it now. Use every resource you have at your disposal to move it to where it is needed. People are dying. Every life matters," her tweet further read.

India has reported 2,59,170 fresh Covid cases in the last 24 hours, a slight decline against the previous day's tally of 2,73,810 which was the highest single-day spike ever.

With this the country's overall Covid tally reached 1,53,21,089, according to the Health Ministry data released on Tuesday.

 

  

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  • j.anata, Mangaluru / Bengaluru

    Wed, Apr 21 2021

    The fake Ghandhi siblings are on a broken record kind of spree. This will further alienate them from electorate

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  • Daniel, Mangalore

    Wed, Apr 21 2021

    Has your family taken vaccine yet? Vaccination is the key to fight the virus but none of your family has taken it speaks of how much you are willing to fight. When vaccine was released you questioned about the efficiency need of releasing this quick etc now your crying about stock?! Please lead your party with example and take the shot. Lakhs of Indians have already done it nothing will happen.

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  • anthony, mangalore

    Wed, Apr 21 2021

    Hope and Pray that the people of all the states that have had elections would have shown the Exit Sign to the Duo of Modi and Amit Shah for their negligence and could not care attitude towards the common man and having brought untold suffferings to the country especially the total mismangement of the Covid situation that has led to the loss of so many precious lives in the country.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Wed, Apr 21 2021

    Modi & Shah are busy in Election Rally's in Bengal ...

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  • Veer, Nagpur

    Wed, Apr 21 2021

    Have some patients. Don’t you understand he is busy with elections campaigning????....He doesn’t have time even to attend farmers issues. Please don’t disturb him. Those who trouble him are anti nationals and sedition charges should be slapped on them.

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  • Arthur II, Mangalore

    Tue, Apr 20 2021

    What Priyanka Gandhi said is absolutely true. There is a report in scroll.in which showed government took nearly 8 months just to approve tender on setting up oxygen plants worth 200 crore! Here's the link: https://scroll.in/article/992537/india-is-running-out-of-oxygen-covid-19-patients-are-dying-because-the-government-wasted-time

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