Chandigarh United Nations Association providing free Oxygen in Tricity
Free Oxygen in Tricity Chandigarh: As the second wave of coronavirus led to a shortage of oxygen, the Chandigarh United Nations Association has taken an initiative to help people in these unprecedented times.
Chandigarh United Nations Association, affiliated with the Indian Federation of United Nations Association (IFUNA) will be providing free oxygen in Tricity (Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula) to those who are in need.
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Indian Federation of United Nations Association is affiliated with the World Federation of United Nations Associations, Geneva.
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If you are a resident of Tricity and someone needs free oxygen, then you can contact Harmeet Singh 8146588855, Harshmeet Singh 7814301717, Gagandeep Singh 8847048213, and Mohandeep Singh 9872909040.
On Wednesday, the Chandigarh Administrator also reviewed the oxygen position in the city amid the coronavirus outbreak. He was satisfied that after proper distribution, all government and private medical institutions are getting an adequate supply of oxygen.
He directed that regular watch should be kept on the oxygen plants functioning in various hospitals so that there is no mal-functioning or disruption of any kind in the supply of oxygen through cylinders.
Meanwhile, the Chandigarh Administration, with the assistance of the National Informatics Centre (NIC), has started issuance of online e-permit for Oxygen Cylinder to patients who are having a prescription from doctors.
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