A total of 28594.689 MT medical oxygen have been dispatched under supervision of Odisha Police so far
Bhubaneswar (Kalinga Voice) : A total of 1541 tankers/containers carrying 28594.689 MT medical oxygen have been dispatched under escort/supervision of Odisha Police so far from Rourkela, Jajpur, and Dhenkanal and Angul districts of Odisha to 17 Deficit States/UTs in the country.
As per the information provided by the Odisha Police, during last 48 days, as many as 125 tankers were dispatched from Angul with 2036.562 MT, 337 from Dhenkanal with 5603.5 MT, 304 from Jajpur with 6208.04 MT and 775 from Rourkela with14746.587 MT.
A total of 452 tankers with 8867.537 MT of oxygen have been sent so far to Andhra Pradesh, and 382 tankers with 6786.459 MT of oxygen to Telengana. Tamilnadu has received 228 tankers filled with 4188.958 MT of medical oxygen.
Similarly, Haryana has received 182 tankers filled with 3331.793 MT of oxygen. 41 tankers with 660.051 MT of oxygen have been sent so far to Maharashtra, while 783.111 MT of oxygen filled in 47 tankers have been dispatched to Chhattisgarh. As many as 68 tankers have carried around 1319.962 MT of oxygen to Uttar Pradesh and 67 nos of tankers with 1182.6 MT of oxygen have been sent to Madhya Pradesh till date. 22 tankers with 410.24 MT of oxygen have been sent so far to Delhi, 4 tankers with 107.89 MT sent to Punjab, 18 tankers with 361.97 MT sent to Karnataka, 3 tankers with 66.14 MT sent to Bihar, 2 tankers with 25.29 MT sent to Chandigarh, 21 tankers with 405.068 MT sent to Kerala, one tanker with 29.1 MT sent to West Bengal, one tanker with 29.1 MT sent to Jharkhand and 2 tankers with 39.42 MT of Oxygen have been sent so far to Rajasthan in last 48 days.
Based on the directive of Hon’ble Chief Minister, a Special Cell was formed under Shri Y K Jethwa, ADG (L&O) as the Nodal Officer for coordinated action for loading and transportation of medical oxygen by Odisha to States facing deficit. A dedicated Corridor has been set up with round-the-clock monitoring. District SsP/DCsP and Range DIG/IG/CP are supervising the movement personally within their jurisdictions.
“Odisha Police is committed to ensure that there is no delay in loading and transporting so as to promptly serve thousands of needy patients in UP, MP, Haryana, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Telengana, Tamilnadu, Punjab, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Bihar, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Chandigarh, West Bengal, Kerala, Jharkhand and other states.We will do our utmost for prompt service to assist other states.” says a release from the Odisha Police.
