COVID-19: Toyota India To Set Up Oxygen Generating Plant At Bidadi

- The oxygen generating plant will be equipped with latest technology
- Toyota says the plant is expected to be ready by November 2021
- The oxygen plant will have a capacity to generate around 50 cylinders/day
Toyota India has announced that it will set up an oxygen generating plant at its Community Health Centre, Bidadi, near Bengaluru in Karnataka. In a press statement, the carmaker said that the oxygen plant will be equipped with modern technology along with a bottling facility to further enhance the oxygen supply and assist the Government in its fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. The oxygen generating plant is expected to be ready for use by November this year. The company says it has made an investment of Rs. 120 million for upgrading and setting up a modern CHC at Bidadi.
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The oxygen plant will have a bottling facility that will further enhance the oxygen supply and assist the Government in its fight against the pandemic.
The new oxygen plant will have a capacity to generate approximately 50 cylinders per day ensuring oxygen supply to Community Health Centre (CHC), Bidadi and further supplementing oxygen supply to government hospitals in Ramanagara district.
Present at the ceremony of the oxygen generating plant, A Manjunath, Hon'ble MLA of Magadi constituency, Government of Karnataka, said, "In addition to the Central and State government's agile and scalable healthcare facilities the constant support from corporates have been very encouraging and it has enhanced our efforts to brace for medical emergencies. TKM has always been an active contributor towards community initiatives, and the setting up of a new oxygen generating plant will further boost the availability of critical healthcare infrastructure in the region."

The plant will supplement oxygen supply to government hospitals in Ramanagara district
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Vikram Gulati, Senior Vice President, Corporate Affairs and Governance, TKM, said, "At this juncture, Toyota stands fully dedicated to supporting the local community to triumph over this pandemic which has caused widespread hardship to humanity. Toyota, in line with its safety philosophy has undertaken numerous measures to complement Government efforts. Under our CSR initiatives, healthcare has always been a priority area and we have continuously worked hard with support of Government to ramp up healthcare facilities as and when required in the district. Both Central and State Governments have taken proactive measures in the fight against the second Covid wave. We fully support the immense efforts taken by them and hope that life in the country take a speedy return to normalcy."
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