Oxygen crisis over, Delhi to get vaccine in 3 months: Kejriwal

 New Delhi: Besamal country in the second wave of Corona. The situation in several states of the country, including Delhi, is quite bad. People are suffering from lack of oxygen. But this time Delhi is overcoming this problem. The good news was announced by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday. He also said that the vaccination process will be started across the state in the next three months. But before that a cabinet meeting will be held.The meeting will discuss the deteriorating situation in Delhi over the past few weeks.

"There is no oxygen crisis in Delhi at present," Kejriwal said. We have enough oxygen beds so that no patient's condition worsens. ” Kejriwal said this in a meeting with the Deputy Chief Minister, Health Minister, Health Secretary and District Governors. He also said that the Delhi government would launch a Covid-19 vaccination campaign in their offices for all media outlets in the state. They will also bear the cost.Delhi is one of the states in India most affected by the second wave of corona. Hospitals here lack beds and oxygen. In the last few weeks, the second wave of epidemics has infected India with an additional 1.5 million new infections and the number of deaths has increased every day.

For weeks, the lack of adequate oxygen on the part of Delhi and the central government has dragged the High Court. As per the report on Friday, 19,832 new cases of corona have been reported in the last 24 hours in the state. 341 people have died. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has given a stern order to the Center regarding the supply of oxygen in Delhi. The Supreme Court has directed the Center to supply 700 metric tonnes of oxygen per day to Delhi till further orders.The Supreme Court told the central government that giving oxygen only once would not work.