Wednesday, July 2, 2025
spot_img

Railways delivers 1,118 MT of medical oxygen in a single day

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

 


NEW DELHI, May 21:  Continuing its efforts to provide liquid medical oxygen (LMO) the Indian Railways on Friday said that it has delivered 1,118 MT of LMO to different states, which is the highest so far in a single day.The railways has so far delivered 13,319 MT of LMO to different states in 814 tankers and 208 Oxygen Expresses.

Railway ministry officials said that 208 Oxygen Expresses have completed their journey so far and brought relief to various states. An official said that 13 Oxygen Expresses are currently running with more than 1,018 MT of LMO. He said that the LMO relief by Oxygen Expresses reached 13 states — Uttarakhand, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Haryana, Telangana, Punjab, Kerala, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh.

So far the railways have delivered 614 MT of Oxygen in Maharashtra, nearly 3,338 MT in UP, 521 MT in MP, 4,110 MT in Delhi, 1,619 MT in Haryana, 98 MT in Rajasthan, 714 MT in Karnataka, 320 MT in Uttarakhand, 649 MT in Tamil Nadu, 292 MT in Andhra Pradesh, 153 MT in Punjab, 118 MT in Kerala and 772 MT in Telangana.

The official said that the railways started Oxygen Expresses 27 days back on April 24 in Maharashtra with a load of 126 MT.

IANS

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

Subroto Mukherjee Cup Football Tournament 2025

Day 1 of the Subroto Mukherjee Cup Football Tournament 2025 gets underway, with state-level matches for U-15 Boys...

WB minister sparks row with ‘minor incident’ remark

KOLKATA COLLEGE GANG-RAPE KOLKATA, July 1: A remark by West Bengal Irrigation Minister Manas Bhunia referring to “minor incidents”...

DK Shivakumar says no talks on leadership change

“Yes, I am lucky”, says Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah BENGALURU, July 1: Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar on...

DELHI: Fuel ban for overage vehicles kicks in ; 24 vehicles impounded on day 1

NEW DELHI, July 1: Amid high surveillance, tight security and multi-agency coordination, the fuel ban on overage vehicles...