As COVID-19 cases and deaths spike in India, a sense of alarm and horror in US Briah Lumpkins, Cincinnati Enquirer
CINCINNATI – Every time he hears the phone ring, University of Cincinnati professor Rajan Kamath says he feels a tingle down his spine.
“You don t know whether the phone call is from someone in India who you know has been touched by this virus,” Kamath said. “Most of us have known somebody who’s received bad news.”
Earlier this week, India reported more COVID-19 deaths in a single day than any other country as it battles its second wave and a new, deadly variant. The B.1.617 variant first discovered in India is believed to spread more easily than other variants. Friday, the country reported over 270,000 new cases and more than 4,000 deaths.
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