Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that there is no greater virtue than ensuring the well-being of others and saving their lives. Live and let live is our tradition and culture.
We have seen and experienced the crisis of oxygen in the horrific period of corona. In such a situation, it is commendable to provide relief and security to the people of the area by setting up an oxygen plant at Government Medical College, Ratlam.
Chouhan addressed the virtual inauguration of the oxygen plant installed at Government Medical College Ratlam from his residence.
The oxygen plant has been set up at the Medical College Ratlam Chetanya Kashyap Foundation at a cost of Rs one crore two lakhs to overcome the oxygen shortage during the crisis of corona epidemic. Finance and Ratlam District Covid In-charge Minister Jagdish Devda, MLA Ratlam Chetanya Kashyap, MP Guman Singh Damore and officials were present in the programme.
Chouhan said that Government Medical College Ratlam has become self-reliant in oxygen due to the setting up of oxygen plant by MLA Chetanya Kashyap.
57 cubic meters that is one thousand liters per minute of oxygen will be available to the patients of the Medical College from this plant prepared in a short time.
Even after the corona, this plant will continue to be useful. Chouhan said that during the Corona period, the country and the state have seen a crisis of oxygen.
Due to the initiative of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, oxygen was supplied through oxygen express rail and lifting of empty oxygen tankers by air force planes. Madhya Pradesh is grateful to Prime Minister Modi for this cooperation.
The Chief Minister said that Chetanya Foundation has arranged oxygen in the surrounding cities along with Ratlam. This collaboration in times of crisis reflects the positive thinking of the Foundation.
The Foundation imported 135 oxygen concentrators. A 60-bed oxygen ward was started in Ratlam's Medical College by giving 70 oxygen concentrators.
Total 25 oxygen concentrators were given in Mandsaur-Neemuch parliamentary constituency, 20 in Jhabua-Alirajpur parliamentary constituency, 10 in Ratlam rural area and 10 in Badnawar.