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One of the DMs while speaking to the media said that the plan is in making right now and would be put to use after discussions with DCPs concerned with the deployed teams.

Four people including the manager of the restaurant located at Lodhi road have been for trying to illegally sell 419 oxygen concentrators. In Delhi, some are interested in making profits in the time of the pandemic as well.Times Now's Mohit Sharma reports that they are not just hoarding it but black marketing it as well. The particular nexus was busted by the Delhi police's south district wing. It was very clear that they more than 400 oxygen concentrators which they were selling at the marked up price. At the time of pandemic when people are fighting for their life but there are some who are trying to make a profit from it. Watch the video to know more details.

As the national capital continues to suffer due to lack of oxygen availability and rising number of COVID infections on a daily basis, with 20,960 fresh cases along with 311 deaths in the last 24 hours, it is now being reported that Delhi has got 555 MT of Oxygen on May 4. The ruling Aam Aadmi Party claims that this is about 57% of the required 976 MT. Watch the full video to know more about this story as TIMES NOW's reporter Prashant brings in some more details. Stay updated with the latest news and breaking stories related to the COVID pandemic with Times Now.

Delhi: ASI Rakesh Kumar is currently stationed at the Lodhi Road crematorium and helped more than a thousand grieving families amid the COVID surge.

CBSE Class 10 Result 2021 is expected to be announced on June 20. Schools have been asked to submit the evaluation and result by June 11. Delhi Govt. has asked for more time as teachers are pn COVID19 duty.

Khanna alleged that one oxygen cylinder distributer, Varsha Engineering at Apni Colony, Alipur, had sold him oxygen cylinders at Rs 5,500 per for 4.5 liters.

Khanna alleged that one oxygen cylinder distributer, Varsha Engineering at Apni Colony, Alipur, had sold him oxygen cylinders at Rs 5,500 per for 4.5 liters.

An FIR has been filed against 2 men who have breached the IPL bio-bubble for illegal "betting" purposes.

Delhi reported over 400 deaths due to the viral disease for three straight days. The city on Monday recorded 448 COVID deaths, the highest since the pandemic began

From Kolkata Knight Riders to Delhi Capitals, here's how the COVID-19 infection could have travelled between the two franchises -

Amidst the rising Covid cases in Delhi, the High Court has issued a notice urging the Mohalla clinics to help the Covid patients. The Hc has said that the clinics can ease off the burden of the hospitals. Some 50 odd clinics have been decided upon as of now. Data on the same will be furnished soon. The hospital infrastructure is already strained with patients amidst the oxygen shortage, in such a scenario, the mohalla clinics can help in dividing the workload of hospitals. Watch the video to know more on the latest update with this new order from the HC with regard to the bed crisis in Delhi.

These plants are to be installed at AIIMS Trauma Centre, Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital (RML), Safdarjung Hospital, Lady Hardinge Medical College and one at AIIMS, Jhajjar, Haryana.

Delhi L-G Anil Baijal also asked the city's top cops to review the COVID-19 situation on daily basis and submit a report to him and the Delhi government every evening.

Delhi Police busts gang selling oxygen concentrators in black market for Rs 1.1 lakh; 4 held

The city of Delhi encountered more deaths due to COVID-19 than the runs that were scored in Delhi's Arun Jaitely Stadium on IPL 2021 match days.

Several hospitals in the city have been grappling with an acute shortage of medical oxygen, beds, and crucial medicines, with many people dying waiting for treatment.

The bench of Justices Manmohan and Asha Menon said the direction was being issued considering the “scale and magnitude of the COVID pandemic”.

Reports suggest that crooks from the Jamtara area of Jharkhand and other areas have been actively duping people in this time of crisis.

The Delhi University has suspended online teaching till May 16.. The decision has been taken in view of the rising COVID-19 cases in the state that have affected both students and teachers.

All autorickshaw drivers and taxi drivers in Delhi will be given Rs 5000 each by the Delhi government, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal announced on Tuesday.

The petition has been moved in view of the alarming second COVID wave that has gripped the entire country.

According to the state Health Department, 33.04 lakh people have been given vaccine doses in the national capital so far.

Amid the acute shortage of medical oxygen and other medical facilities, people in the country are now hoarding on Remdesivir, the life-saving drug amidst the surge in the COVID-19 cases. The hoarding of Remdesivir has now led to a shortage in the market and the Delhi government has now developed a portal to counter the black marketing and hoarding of Remdesivir in the National Capital. This after the Delhi High Court pulled up the state government. The portal will now ensure the proper distribution of Remdesivir to those who need it the most. The distributors and suppliers will be updating their daily data of Remdesivir on this portal, coming in to effect immediately.

In view of Delhi's growing caseload, the Centre recently raised the city's daily oxygen quota from 378 MT to 480 MT, then to 490 MT and finally, to 590 MT.

A plea in the Delhi HC has called for stoppage of IPL matches in Delhi.