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Delhi allotted more oxygen than asked, they now need to rationalise quota: Harsh Vardhan

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Delhi allotted more oxygen than asked, they now need to rationalise quota: Harsh Vardhan

Delhi allotted more oxygen than asked, they now need to rationalise quota: Harsh Vardhan

Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan said that the national capital has been allotted more medical Oxygen than what the Delhi government had asked for.

He said that it is state government's responsibility to finely plan how to rationalise the quota in a timely manner.

"Delhi has been allotted more than the (oxygen) quota they had asked for, and Delhi CM even thanked PM for that yesterday.

Central Governmnet ensured 'unhindered' transportation of Oxygen to Delhi.

Now to rationalise the quota in a timely manner and the responsibility to finely plan it lies with state government," said Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan.


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