GURUGRAM: At that time once the whole nation is fighting with the oxygen crisis, the Gurugram government has been working tirelessly to tide over the disaster and its efforts have paid off since 11 new plants could be installed shortly in the area. Five oxygen crops have been set up in Gurugram in cooperation with all Maruti Suzuki India Ltd (MSIL). An oxygen has been installed at the General Hospital at Gurugram’s sector-10 while some crops are being set up in ESI hospital Sector-9, Manesar, Sohna and Pataudi sub-division hospitals. Additionally, two to three oxygen plants will soon be usable within next four-five times while staying two plants will develop shortly. This was shown from the Gurugram Deputy Commissioner Yash Garg through a Digital Covid-19 management review meeting chaired by Union Minister of State for Statistics and Gurugram Lok Sabha MP Rao Inderjit Singh. From the assembly, the arrangements made for shameful fungs, Covid direction, oxygen source, oxygen plant, and property, ew hospital construction and the building of health faculty in Gurugram have been discussed, in accordance with an official announcement of the district management. Throughout the assembly, Garg advised the Gurugram district includes an excess of oxygen inventory. “Currently, roughly 85 metric tonnes of oxygen inventory is offered at Gurugram along with an air refilled tanker was maintained on standby for any crisis. Additionally, below the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme the government has approached numerous businesses for oxygen installations. In any case, the oxygen has 1,000 litres a minute capability in the Covid Care Centre assembled at Tau Devi Lal Stadium. Another oxygen is being prepared from the Honda firm in a covid care center located in Shikohpur village of Gurugram,” Garg said. He added that the district government is vibration four these oxygen plants at which roughly 1200 cylinders will be satisfied daily for this 60 percent to 70 percent of oxygen demands of hospitals in Gurugram is going to be fulfilled. “At the subsequent 2-3 months, 11 oxygen crops will be ready at Gurugram district. About 20 metric tonnes of oxygen in Bhiwadi in Rajasthan established oxygen are being given chiefly to 6 major hospitals, such as Artemis, Fortis, Max, Medanta, Metro Hospital and Park Hospital,” Garg said, adding that three-dimensional will also be set up from Nuh and Rewari district beneath the CSR plan.