Compact, affordable, non-invasive ventilator made in India to address shortage: Gadkari
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Monday said that "SpiceOxy", a compact and affordable non-invasive ventilator has been made in India that will help address the shortage of ventilators in India.
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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Monday said that "SpiceOxy", a compact and affordable non-invasive ventilator has been made in India that will help address the shortage of ventilators in India. Taking to Twitter, Gadkari congratulated SpiceJet for introducing the portable ventilator.
"SpiceOxy is a compact, affordable non-invasive ventilator made in India that will help address the shortage of ventilators in India. We encourage such innovation, scientific research and entrepreneurial mindset in the MSME sector. My best wishes to SpiceJet team!" he tweeted. Meanwhile, SpiceJet also tweeted several pictures of the event stating that SpiceOxy will support India's efforts against COVID-19.
"Say hello to the path-breaking SpiceOxy, an affordable, non-invasive portable ventilator that will help us meet demand for ventilators in homes, ambulances, hospitals and more. Proudly Made in India by SpiceJet Technic, SpiceOxy will bolster the country's efforts against COVID-19," SpiceJet tweeted. (ANI)
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