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AP govt admits 23 died due to oxygen shortage at Ruia Hospital!

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The YSRCP government in Andhra Pradesh led by Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy admitted that as many as 23 Covid patients died in Ruia Government Hospital in Tirupati in May this year due to shortage of oxygen.

The AP government filed an affidavit to this effect in AP High Court today (Saturday).

The AP government told court that though officials informed in advance about oxygen shortage, the contractor failed to ensure adequate supplies due to which this incident happened.

The government informed court that criminal cases have been booked against Bharat Pharma Oxygen company, which failed to supply oxygen as per contract.

The government told court that it paid Rs 10 lakh compensation to each of the kin of 23 victims.

The government told court that it took all the measures to ensure adequate oxygen supplies at all government hospitals in AP and also ensure that such incidents are not repeated in future.

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TDP fact finding committee on Ruia oxygen tragedy

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The Telugu Desam Party (TDP) has formed a fact-finding committee to look into the tragic death of many Covid patients due to lack of timely oxygen supply at the Ruia Hospital in Tirupati. TDP AP president Atchannaidu announced that the committee would check details of the human tragedy as the Government was trying to cover it up.

The fact finding committee would consist of Tirupati parliamentary constituency TDP president G. Narasimha Yadav, former Minister N. Amarnath Reddy, party national general secretary Nallari Kishore Kumar Reddy, former MLA M. Sugunamma, Chittoor parliamentary constituency party president Pulivarthy Nani, Bathyala Chengalrayudu and Mabbu Devanarayana Reddy.

Ms. Sugunamma and other members tried to visit Ruia to meet Covid patients there but the police arrested them and shifted to the Alipiri police station. CPI National Secretary K. Narayana was also arrested when he was proceeding to Tirupati to express his protest.

Atchannaidu said that the Government abdicated its responsibility at a very critical time when the Coronavirus second wave was shaking up lakhs of people all over the State. The Government was providing wrong information about the treatment facilities which was causing a lot of problems for the patients and leading to their untimely deaths.

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Pawan, Somu, Lokesh slam Govt for Ruia oxygen deaths

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The Opposition parties are stepping up their attacks on the YCP Government in the wake of oxygen shortage tragedies at different hospitals in Andhra Pradesh. The latest tragic death of over 11 patients for lack of oxygen supply at the Tirupati Ruia Hospital triggered all out criticism from the rival parties.

Jana Senani Pawan Kalyan has demanded the Jaganmohan Reddy regime to take responsibility for the deaths that were happening due to oxygen shortage. There were reports from all over about the patients dying due to this problem in the Government hospitals. Senani decried the YCP regime for not having a proper plan on the oxygen supply chain management till now.

Even BJP AP President Somu Veerraju has blamed the Jagan Reddy regime for its negligence in this time of the Coronavirus rampage in the State. He has advised the YCP leaders to correct their mistakes and take remedial measures immediately.

On the other hand, TDP MLC Nara Lokesh has said that many more deaths took place at the Ruia hospital as per the relatives and eyewitnesses. There were all the Government murders. The CM should wake up from his slumber and show some humanity in this hour of crisis.

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