Mumbai: The Bombay High Court has taken suo moto cognizance of the Nashik incident. In fact, in the recent past, an oxygen tank leak occurred in a hospital in Nashik, after which the supply stopped. Meanwhile, 22 covid patients died due to supply outages. The Bombay High Court has now sought a report from the Maharashtra government on the incident. According to the information received, a bench of Chief Justice Dipankar Dutta and Justice G S Kulkarni filed an affidavit by May 4 directing them to "how did the incident happen?"

During the hearing in the case, Kumbhkoni verbally apprised the court of some facts about the incident that took place last Wednesday at Dr. Zakir Hussain Hospital run by Nashik Municipal Corporation. Meanwhile, the court directed him to file a detailed affidavit. He told the court that according to the report sent by the Nashik Municipal Corporation officials to the Chief Secretary of the state, the oxygen tank was engaged on contract with private company Tayo Nippo Sanso Corporation.

He also said that the responsibility of maintenance and filling of the tank was also the responsibility of the company. On the other hand, AG said, "Oxygen was being supplied but the pressure was low. These tanks were filled with oxygen on the same day. They inspected and found a leak in the valve. The engineer was called in to fix it. Meanwhile, the oxygen pressure fell to such a level that the supply was stopped in a way. This completely stopped the oxygen supply and the situation lasted for one hour and 20 minutes".

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