Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope on Sunday reported that no COVID-19 patient expired in the state-run hospital as a result of lack of medical oxygen.He also said all of those COVID-19 fatalities have happened because of this delay part of patients at seeking proper treatment.

Tope termed”fictitious” social press reports which the lack of health oxygen led to the passing of COVID-19 patients at a few areas of their state.

“I’ve received testimonials from (government) hospitals from their country. No COVID-19 patient expired as a result of lack of oxygen in these types of hospitals,” he told reporters.

Before that week, kin of all 10 COVID-19 patients that expired at two hospitals at Palghar district neighbouring Mumbai had alleged a lack of oxygen resulted in the deaths.

Civic police in Palghar and also the managing of those healthcare centers had refused these allegations.

Tope blamed most COVID-19 deaths as a result of overdue entry in hospitals.

“Particularly in rural locations, coronavirus favorable patients have been increasingly being traditionally treated with local doctors,” he explained.

Tope farther stated that people revealing specific symptoms should have themselves tested for coronavirus straight away and seek treatment.

He appealed to eligible individuals to have vaccinated for COVID-19.

“You can find 4,200 vaccination centers in Maharashtra where eligible individuals may go and receive inoculated,” the minister said.

Tope additionally valued health practitioners and front line workers for his or her own efforts and devotion throughout the pandemic.

Maharashtra,” that’s that the worst-affected country in India, listed an overall total of 37,70,707 COVID-19 cases till Saturday while 59,970 patients have died thus far, in accordance with their state medical department.