Every oxygen cylinder and oxygen concentrator – each required for respiratory remedy – in Punjab will quickly be given a novel identification quantity because the state takes measures for a attainable third wave of Covid-19. The initiative is a part of the Oxygen Cylinder Tracking System (OCTS), an app developed to maintain monitor of oxygen cylinders with real-time monitoring – the top level from transportation to supply in hospitals.
OCTS has been launched in Mohali on a pilot foundation and might be applied throughout the state subsequent week, Punjab Mandi Board secretary Ravi Bhagat, who was tasked with creating the app, advised The Indian Express.
Bhagat, the person behind the Kova app, which was launched amid the pandemic, included monitoring of Covid instances and real-time details about optimistic instances within the neighbourhood, mentioned OCTS for motion of oxygen cylinders and oxygen concentrators. will monitor.
As of now, Punjab has 25,000 oxygen cylinders and 6,500 oxygen concentrators.
Under OCTS, cylinders and concentrators, known as “assets”, might be uniquely tagged by the provider utilizing a QR code sticker.
The app will monitor the oxygen cylinders between the fillers/aggregators on the required finish customers (hospitals and clinics) on an actual time foundation and the standing might be made out there to the authorities on the central portal.
“OCTS is one step ahead while preparing for the third wave of Covid. This will not only benefit the citizens but will also be very useful for the administrators,” Bhagat mentioned.
Real time monitoring will assist in investigation and keep away from theft and scale back delays with higher coordination.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
