Thane: Uddhav Thackeray said that in view of the WHO's warning of increasing coronavirus infection cases in the coming days, the state government has decided to provide 80% oxygen cylinders to hospitals and 20% to industries. CM Thackeray also said that there were only a few labs to check the infection in the beginning, but now the number has gone up to 550.
This was stated by CM Thackeray during the launch of a lab and 6 Covid care centres in Navi Mumbai on Thursday. "In view of the WHO's warning of corona epidemic cases to rise in the coming days, the state government has decided to provide 80 per cent oxygen cylinders to hospitals and 20 per cent to industries," an official release issued by CM Thackeray said.
With this, Shiv Sena chief and Maharashtra cm Uddhav Thackeray said that the state Government is setting up a large number of health centres to deal with the global epidemic. At the same time, CM Thackeray urged people to strictly adhere to precautionary rules like wearing masks, making social distances, washing hands.
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