2nd COVID-19 Wave Isn’t Unique to India, but Country’s Problems Are: Health Care Expert
NEW DELHI While the current second wave of COVID-19 isn’t unique to India, the South Asian nation presents a unique set of problems that are aggravating the surge of the disease, according to a global health care policy expert who has authored a book on the pandemic.
Meanwhile, experts are warning that a third wave of COVID-19 is inevitable in India.
“I would say the second wave happened all over the world. As the first wave in India was a few months delayed, I think the second wave is also few months delayed, but it happened faster,” Joe Chalil, the author of “Beyond the COVID-19 Pandemic: Envisioning a Better World by Transforming the Future of Healthcare,” told The Epoch Times.