As larger parts of the nation still reel under oxygen scarcity, logistics and distribution remain one of the major bottlenecks besides production. Stepping in to address this critical issue TCI has been extending aid to the nation through its technology-driven and safety-focused mission-critical logistics.
Since March this year, TCI has handled around 10,000 tonnes of liquid medical oxygen (LMO) from the source to its destination with total visibility following all safety guidelines.
Considering the hazardous nature of the chemical, movement of LMO is done in customized vehicles with an oxygen bullet/capsule on it, equipped to store liquefied gases at very low temperatures – as low as -183 degrees Celsius – hence accommodating more oxygen. These vehicles have been running round-the-clock during this crisis and some of these vehicles have been airlifted too.
The company has mobilized its vast network to facilitate the supply of oxygen to meet the need of various hospitals and healthcare centres across the nation that are facing life and death requirements. Further, it is also delivering vaccines through a national cold chain network and other essentials to support India’s emergency response efforts.
TCI has reached out to businesses and enabled the movement of oxygen cylinders and concentrators – medical devices that generate medical-grade oxygen from ambient air by passing it through a series of filters.
With an aim to ease the supply constraints, TCI Yodhas have been on the ground supporting the drivers who remain a critical link in the entire supply chain.
“We are grateful to the entire transport community, especially the drivers and mechanics, who have kept the wheels rolling in our collective effort to strengthen logistics to deliver essential critical care supplies where it is needed, on time. Oxygen & Vaccines Delivered!” the company said in its official statement.
