Getting around 40% of oxygen demanded from Centre: govt.
The Hindu
Instead of 976 MT, Capital was allotted 433 MT on Monday, says oxygen bulletin
The Delhi government said it was getting an average of 40% of the total demand of oxygen for the Capital from the Central government in the first oxygen bulletin that it released on Tuesday. Aam Aadmi Party MLA Raghav Chadha, releasing the bulletin, said: “We need 976 metric tonnes (MT) of oxygen, while what we received on Monday from the Centre was only 433 MT. This is only 44% of what we need and what we have demanded from them.” He added that over the past seven days, the average oxygen supply received by the city is 393 MT against the demand of 976 MT which is 40% of the total demand.
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