New Delhi: Only one state has reported suspected deaths oxygen The shortfall while none of the others have reported such cases so far, the Center said amid a raging controversy over the classification of Covid-19 deaths during the second wave.
“States were asked whether there have been oxygen-related deaths. when the question was raised Parliament, he was specifically asked this question. As per the reports we have so far, one state has mentioned a suspected case and the other has not said whether there have been any oxygen-related deaths. Lav AgarwalJoint Secretary in the Ministry of Health said. He did not mention which state had reported the “suspected oxygen-related death.”
They said that Indian council of medical research There are specific criteria based on WHO Framework regarding classification of COVID-19 deaths and the Center is emphasizing on states for timely reporting and audit of deaths, which is critical for the management of all infectious diseases including COVID-19.
This comment came after the center told Rajya Sabha No death has been reported by the states specifically due to lack of oxygen. The Center said that the analysis of COVID deaths is important and it is continuously working with the states to secure information about them.
“We have also asked the states to analyze how many deaths occurred within 24 hours, 48 hours, 72 hours and even after that,” he said.
“States were asked whether there have been oxygen-related deaths. when the question was raised Parliament, he was specifically asked this question. As per the reports we have so far, one state has mentioned a suspected case and the other has not said whether there have been any oxygen-related deaths. Lav AgarwalJoint Secretary in the Ministry of Health said. He did not mention which state had reported the “suspected oxygen-related death.”
They said that Indian council of medical research There are specific criteria based on WHO Framework regarding classification of COVID-19 deaths and the Center is emphasizing on states for timely reporting and audit of deaths, which is critical for the management of all infectious diseases including COVID-19.
This comment came after the center told Rajya Sabha No death has been reported by the states specifically due to lack of oxygen. The Center said that the analysis of COVID deaths is important and it is continuously working with the states to secure information about them.
“We have also asked the states to analyze how many deaths occurred within 24 hours, 48 hours, 72 hours and even after that,” he said.
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