Some key Maharashtra ministers diverting oxygen, Remdesivir: Fadnavis
The Hindu
‘The Union government has allocated the largest portion of liquid oxygen as well as Remdesivir, which is in high demand for the treatment of COVID-19 patients, for Maharashtra compared to other states.’
Senior BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis on Saturday alleged some key ministers in the Maharashtra government are diverting the supply of medical oxygen and Remdesivir to their respective districts at the cost of other areas. Speaking at the inauguration of a COVID Care Centre in the interior Palghar district, Mr. Fadnavis said the Union government has allocated the largest portion of liquid oxygen as well as Remdesivir, which is in high demand for the treatment of COVID-19 patients, for Maharashtra compared to other states.
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