india coronavirus: ‘What will parents do if children get infected in the third wave of coronavirus?’, Supreme Court asks Center

New Delhi: The oxygen shortage was heard again in the Supreme Court on Thursday. This time the Supreme Court expressed concern over the third wave of corona. Scientists have said that the third wave of corona is inevitable (covid 19 india). It also raises fears of infection in young children. What would parents do in such a situation? What is the central government planning? This question was asked by the Supreme Court. The court also said that children should be considered in the vaccination campaign.

The third wave of corona is coming. Such a situation should not lead to oxygen shortage in Delhi. The government should focus on the supply of oxygen across the country. The Supreme Court told the Center that oxygen should be audited and its distribution should be reconsidered.

Children are also at risk of infection in the third wave of corona. Scientists have warned in this regard. As a result, children should also be considered in the vaccination drive, said Justice Chandrachud. Citizens seeking treatment at home need oxygen. The method of estimating how much oxygen is needed is wrong. Because we want to think of the whole country. “If we prepare now, we will be able to face the third wave with strength,” said Justice Chandrachud.

Electronic ICUs should also be considered. There are 1 lakh doctors and 2.5 lakh nurses in the country. But all of these could play a big role in Corona’s third wave. One lakh doctors are waiting for the NEET exam. What is the government’s plan in this regard? That was the question asked by the court.

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We must move forward with the third wave of corona coming. If you make a mistake while formulating the policy, you will be responsible for it, Justice Chandrachud told the Center.

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Hospitals in Delhi have essential reserves of oxygen. Today, 280 metric tons of oxygen is being brought by Oxygen Express. Delhi’s requirement is less than 700 metric tonnes. If supplied only to Delhi, there would be a huge shortage of oxygen in other states. A survey of 56 major hospitals in Delhi has been conducted. It has adequate supply of oxygen in all the hospitals, the Center told the Supreme Court during the hearing.

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