Medical supply for oxygenbank donated

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Updated At : 12:19 PM Jun 11, 2021 IST

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Mandi, June 10

The Crusher Welfare Council, Mandi, presented medical supplies to the administration for oxygen bank in the district, here yesterday.

Jatin Lal, Additional DC, Mandi, said in the decisive battle against Covid-19 in Mandi, various organisations and institutions had stepped up to give a helping hand to the administration.

He said this medical material included PPE kits, oxygen flowmeters, pulse oximeters, masks and gloves, which would be useful for the infected patients as well as the health workers engaged in their treatment. — TNS

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