Oxygen generation plants to be airlifted to India from Germany

The Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS) has decided to import oxygen generation plants and containers from Germany, amid a massive shortage of oxygen in the hospitals during the second wave of Covid-19 across India

Apr 24, 2021
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The Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS) has decided to import oxygen generation plants and containers from Germany, amid a massive shortage of oxygen in the hospitals during the second wave of Covid-19 across India. Twenty-three mobile oxygen generation plants are being airlifted from Germany that will be deployed in AFMS hospitals catering to the COVID patients, read an official statement.

Each plant has a capacity to produce 40 litres of oxygen per minute and 2,400 litres an hour.

At this rate, it can cater to 20-25 patients round the clock.

The advantage of these plants is that they are easily portable.These oxygen-generating plants are expected to arrive in India within a week.

In another important decision, Ministry of Defence is giving extension to Short Service Commissioned Doctors in AFMS till December 31, 2021 to tide over the current surge in medical services. This will augment the strength of AFMS by 238 more doctors.

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