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Five oxygen plants will be commissioned in Haryana soon: Manohar Lal Khattar

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Sunday said that five oxygen plants will be commissioned in the state soon. He was presiding over a review meeting of doctors and officials at BPS Medical College, Gohana in Sonipat district. CM said that the equipment and machinery required for setting up these plants have been received for five districts Karnal, Panchkula, Hisar, Sirsa and Faridabad. Chief Minister said that a plan to set up a 10 MT container of oxygen in BPS Khanpur is being made. Along with this, medical oxygen plant would also be set up in the hospital soon. The Chief Minister said, 100 doctors are ready for a degree internship at BPS Medical College Khanpur. All these doctors will be sent to each district immediately, as per the requirement.<br />'' <br />''The Chief Minister said that daily auditing of Oxygen will be done in all hospitals of the state. He said that the rate list of charges by the ambulances should be displayed in every hospital so that people do not face any problem. He said, a rate list of oxygen beds, ventilator beds, normal beds in every hospital should also be displayed on the notice boards in all the hospitals so that no patient visiting any hospital is exploited. He appealed that along with the government machinery, voluntary organizations should also come forward so that patients who are in home isolation can get the delivery of essential items at their doorsteps only. Chief Minister further directed the officers that there should be no problem in the movement of food items due to the lockdown and the setting of containment zones.<br />'' <br />''<span style="color: #222222;">He said, in order to prevent black marketing during the lockdown period, the Food and Supplies Department will fix the rate of commodities and ensure a list of rates is displayed outside all food shops. He said that the government would not refrain from taking any strict step to break the infection chain. Every patient infected with COVID-19 will be thoroughly monitored and treated.</span><br />

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