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‘No need to panic:’ Pakistan strives to enhance oxygen production amid COVID-19 surge

‘No need to panic:’ Pakistan strives to enhance oxygen production amid COVID-19 surge

  • Dr. Faisal Sultan says government looking into option of reviving defunct Pakistan Steel Mills oxygen plant
  • Producers and suppliers of oxygen say situation in Pakistan still under control, hospitals getting uninterrupted supply
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