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Black Marketing: 225 Oxygen cylinders seized in Bihar's Katihar

225 oxygen cylinders have been seized in Bihar's Katihar. They were brought from Maharashtra. Incidents of black-marketing are rising in states over oxygen cylinders.

Meanwhile, While over three dozen unused ambulances were recovered from the office premises of BJP's Saran MP Rajiv Pratap Rudy, Covid patients in Bihar are struggling for ambulances to be taken to or transferred between hospitals.

Also, A video purportedly showing a Covid victim's body being dumped into the bank of Saura river in Bihar's Katihar district has gone viral on social media.

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