Oxygen plant inaugurated in Ropar

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Ropar, July 14

Punjab Speaker Rana KP Singh along with local MP Manish Tiwari inaugurated an oxygen generation plant at the civil hospital here today. The plant set up by ACT Bangalore and Labh Group under the Social Corporate Responsibility has a capacity of 500 litre per minute (LPM).

Rana KP Singh said the nation had witnessed tough times during the second wave of Covid and the government had already geared up to face any such situation in future. Besides, five more such plants would be set up at Anandpur Sahib, Nangal and Morinda, he said.

Meanwhile, local doctors, who are up in arms over NPA cut, also presented a memorandum of demands to the MP.

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