IAF flies in 4 oxygen tankers from Singapore

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New Delhi: The Air Force has brought four high-capacity oxygen tankers from Singapore and offloaded them at the Panagrh air base in West Bengal, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs said on Saturday. — TNS

J&K announces 34-hr curfew from 8 pm

Jammu: The J&K administration announced a 34-hour curfew from 8 pm on Saturday amid Covid surge. “Complete curfew in the UT from 8 pm on Saturday till 6 am on Monday,” a statement said. — PTI

Long queues outside BHEL for med oxygen

Bhopal: Amid acute shortage of medical oxygen due to Covid surge, vehicles and individuals are queuing up outside BHEL’s plant here to get the empty cylinders refilled with the life-saving gas. — PTI

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