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COVID-19: Uttarakhand requests Centre for 10,000 oxygen cylinders

By ANI | Updated: September 15, 2020 11:05 IST

Keeping the constant rise of COVID-19 cases in mind, the Uttarkhand government on Tuesday requested the Centre to provide 10 thousand oxygen cylinders.

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Keeping the constant rise of COVID-19 cases in mind, the Uttarkhand government on Tuesday requested the Centre to provide 10 thousand oxygen cylinders.

These cylinders will be kept at the COVID care centres in the State so that they do not have to face a paucity of oxygen in the coming days.

According to the State Health Secretary, Amit Negi, there is an availability of 60-70 thousand cubic meters of oxygen in Uttarakhand but the State has put forth this demand to be ready for any situation in the coming days.

As per the Union Health Ministry on Tuesday, Uttarakhand has 10,374 active COVID-19 cases, 22,213 cured, and discharged patients. 429 deaths have occurred due to the infection in the State.

( With inputs from ANI )

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