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Heaviest Oxygen Express carrying 225MT oxygen leaves from Jamnagar to Delhi

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Heaviest Oxygen Express carrying 225MT oxygen leaves from Jamnagar to Delhi

Heaviest Oxygen Express carrying 225MT oxygen leaves from Jamnagar to Delhi

Another Oxygen Express carrying liquid medical oxygen containers to reach Delhi amid oxygen crisis in the national capital.

So far it is the heaviest Oxygen Express as it carries 225 MT of liquid oxygen.

Oxygen Express in an initiative by Indian Railways to transport liquid oxygen to the states in need in this fight against pandemic.


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