Khurshida Banu. MUST CREDIT: Photo by Ronny Sen for The Washington Post.
Anil Baburao Wankhede. MUST CREDIT: Photo by Ronny Sen for The Washington Post.
Surekha Khadche. MUST CREDIT: Photo by Ronny Sen for The Washington Post.
Baburao Kamble. MUST CREDIT: Photo by Ronny Sen for The Washington Post.
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Published June 22. 2021 8:51PM
Ronny Sen and Niha Masih, The Washington Post
When the coronavirus pandemic tore through India this year, its ferocity killed tens of thousands of people. But thousands of those who survived were soon back in hospitals with an ominous fungal infection called mucormycosis.
People with weakened immunity due to COVID-19, diabetes, kidney disease, liver or cardiac disorders, age-related issues are at a high risk of contracting mucormycosis.
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India s COVID-19 death toll 3rd highest in world at 300,000 amid slow vaccine drive
By Kelly Hayes
Biden speaks on the importance of sharing COVID-19 vaccines with other countries
President Joe Biden announced Monday that he s boosting the amount of COVID-19 vaccines that will be sent overseas from the U.S. by 20 million doses.
NEW DELHI - India has surpassed 300,000 virus-related deaths, the nation with the third-highest death toll during the pandemic after the United States and Brazil, as the country faces a surge of infections impacting the poorer countryside.
India s health ministry on Monday reported 4,454 new deaths in the last 24 hours, bringing India’s total fatalities to 303,720. It also reported 222,315 new infections, which raised the overall total to nearly 27 million. Experts say both are almost certainly undercounted.