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'Oxygen langar' in Kanpur acts as breather for COVID patients

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'Oxygen langar' in Kanpur acts as breather for COVID patients

'Oxygen langar' in Kanpur acts as breather for COVID patients

The country is reeling under the second wave of COVID-19 pandemic and facing acute oxygen shortage.

Guru Singh Sabha's 'oxygen langar' in Kanpur has come as a respite to people struggling to find oxygen.

The 'oxygen langar' has 10 beds but are striving to add more.

Guru Singh Sabha's senior vice president Kulwant Singh Gill said, "Yesterday we have provided medical oxygen to 56 people.

We are aiming to help as many people as possible."


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