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New Delhi: The Delhi government has written to the Centre, saying the surplus oxygen that is being given to it can be supplied to other states, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said on Thursday. He thanked the Centre and the Delhi High Court for coming to the aid of the people of Delhi while they were in distress due to a surge in the number of coronavirus cases. Follow LIVE updates on COVID-19 here Sisodia said Delhi recorded 10,400 fresh COVID-19 cases in a 24-hour period and the positivity rate stands at 14 percent. He said the National Capital had a requirement of 700 MT of oxygen when the number of cases were rising but now that the figure is showing a declining trend, the requirement has come down to 582 MT. “We have written to the Centre for giving the surplus oxygen to other states. We are a responsible government,” the deputy chief minister said.
The Delhi deputy chief minister said the National Capital needed 700 MT of oxygen when COVID-19 cases were rising, but a fall in cases and hospital admissions has brought that number down to 582 MT
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