It is thought that at least 22 people have died following an oxygen leak at the Zakir Hussain hospital in Nashik city, India.
As India continues to fight against a second wave of coronavirus (Covid-19) infections, two New Delhi-based hospitals have said they are running out of oxygen.
As India continues to grapple with a surge in Covid-19 cases and an escalating oxygen crisis, the country is turning to the international industrial gas community for urgent help in meeting its oxygen needs.
In another historical first, an instrument onboard NASA’s Perseverance rover has converted some of Mars’ thin, carbon dioxide-rich atmosphere into oxygen.
Messer and Serbia have inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to ensure that, in a state of emergency, the provision of medical gases and equipment to the Serbian population will have priority.
Tata Group is importing 24 cryogenic containers to transport liquid oxygen as coronavirus (Covid-19) cases continue to surge in India amid an oxygen shortage in the country.
The Cavagna Group has introduced its Viproxy® i-1Touch, a brand-new digital valve for medical oxygen therapy, with an optional IoT add on.
Concerns over oxygen supply have started to emerge in Pakistan after the nation reported its highest coronavirus (Covid-19) second wave case spike on Sunday (18th April).
With India enduring a critical second wave of Covid-19, the country’s oxygen supply, hospital beds capacities and economic recovery are all being severely challenged.
Just weeks ago, we saw the positive announcement of eight new ASUs to be constructed in India, and now this – restrictions imposed on the supply chain to prioritise medical applications.
