So far 22 people have lost their lives in the oxygen leak at Zakir Husain Hospital in Nashik, Maharashtra, while the condition of many people is said to be critical.
Nashik: The second wave of Coronavirus continues in India and new records of Kovid-19 are coming out every day. Due to this there is a shortage of oxygen in many states and meanwhile a major accident occurred in a hospital in Nashik, Maharashtra and oxygen tank from tank in Zakir Hussain Hospital.
22 people died in the accident so far
Giving information about this incident in Nashik, Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope said, “So far 22 people have died in the oxygen leak accident, while the condition of many people is said to be critical.” He told that patients died due to lack of oxygen in Zakir Hussain Hospital. All these patients were on ventilator.
Fire brigade overcomes the situation
After the oxygen tank leaked at Zakir Husain Hospital in Nashik, oxygen gas spread throughout the area. The team of fire brigade had to come for rescue and the situation has been brought under control.
Acute shortage of oxygen in maharashtra
Please tell that due to the increasing infection of Corona virus in Maharashtra, the situation is very bad and there is a huge lack of oxygen in many districts. Due to this many patients are losing their lives. After this, the state government had requested the Center to supply oxygen by air to the state so that oxygen could be provided to the patients at the right time.
Maharashtra has more than 6.83 active patients
Please tell that on Tuesday, 62097 new cases of Coronavirus in Maharashtra were reported in Maharashtra, while 519 people died. After this, the total number of infected in the state has increased to 39 lakh 60 thousand 359 and the figure of the dead has reached 61 thousand 343. In the last 24 hours, Kovid-19 to 54 Hajar 224 people were discharged after becoming infection-free, after which the total number of cured people has increased to 32 lakh 13 thousand 464, said the Health Department official. The total number of active patients in Maharashtra has increased to 6 lakh 83 thousand 856.
