Tata moves one more step to fight Corona, will now supply 800 tons of oxygen in hospitals every day

Tata Steel said on Twitter, “Tata Steel has increased the supply of liquid oxygen (Oxygen Supply) to 800 tonnes per day. The struggle against Kovid continues.

India’s business world is also not behind in making its important contribution in winning the war against Corona. In this series, Tata Steel Company Tata Steel has now increased the oxygen supply in hospitals to 800 tonnes per day. Tata Steel said that it has increased the supply of liquid oxygen (LMO) for the treatment of Kovid-19 patients to 800 tonnes every day.

#TataSteel has further increased supplies of Liquid Medical Oxygen to 800 tons per day. Our endeavour to #FightAgainstCovid continues. We are closely working with GoI and States to address the demand and save precious human lives. @PMOIndia @TataCompanies

— Tata Steel (@TataSteelLtd) April 28, 2021

Earlier on Monday, the company said that it has increased the supply limit of oxygen to hospitals to 600 tonnes. Now two days later, given the condition of the hospital, the company has increased 200 tonnes of oxygen per day.

Tweeted information

Tata Steel said on Twitter, “Tata Steel has increased the supply of liquid oxygen to 800 tonnes per day. The struggle against Kovid continues. We are working together with the Government of India and the states so that the demand is met and people’s lives can be saved. Actually, the company is making every possible effort to ensure that people do not die due to lack of oxygen, so the company has announced to increase the supply of oxygen again within a week.

Demand-supply balance plan

At the same time, the company has also made a plan to prevent demand-supply due to the lockdown in some states due to Corona. Regarding this, Tata Motors also believes that these restrictions imposed like lockdown will temporarily affect the sale of vehicles. That’s why the company has made a plan to deal with it. The company is trying to deal with the temporary decline in sales and maintain the interest of its customers and dealers through this ‘business plan’. The purpose of this plan of the company is not to increase the inventory with dealers, but to maintain the stock to meet the demand. The company is planning to maintain the supply and demand of its cars from it and is working on a plan to increase its supply when the demand increases after the end of this difficult time.