SpiceJet’s Low-Cost, India-Made Ventilators To Address Shortage: Nitin Gadkari
“SpiceOxy will bolster India’s efforts towards COVID-19,” SpiceJet tweeted
New Delhi:
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Monday mentioned that “SpiceOxy”, a compact and reasonably priced non-invasive ventilator has been made in India that can lend a hand deal with the lack of ventilators in India.
Taking to Twitter, Nitin Gadkari congratulated SpiceJet for introducing the moveable ventilator.
“SpiceOxy is a compact, reasonably priced non-invasive ventilator made in India that can lend a hand deal with the lack of ventilators in India. We inspire such innovation, medical analysis and entrepreneurial mindset within the MSME sector. My best possible needs to SpiceJet staff!” he tweeted.
In the meantime, SpiceJet additionally tweeted a number of photos of the development declaring that SpiceOxy will reinforce India’s efforts towards COVID-19.
“Say hi to the path-breaking SpiceOxy, an reasonably priced, non-invasive moveable ventilator that can lend a hand us meet call for for ventilators in houses, ambulances, hospitals and extra. Proudly Made in India via SpiceJet Technic, SpiceOxy will bolster the rustic’s efforts towards COVID-19,” SpiceJet tweeted.
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