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Arushi Chaddha s father was dying. The oxygen supply of the hospital, like in hospitals across Delhi, was running on fumes. Most people knew, or knew of someone who had died. Her only hope was the kindness of strangers.
On April 23, at 11.30 am, Chaddha posted on Instagram: Lungs damaged. Oxygen level dropped to 70. Hospital is refusing to keep my father for more than a couple of hours due to the shortage of medical oxygen. My father will die.
In a short while, her DM was inundated with messages offering leads. One such message was from Suhail Shetty, who took down Chaddha s details and made several phone calls to his friends and relatives to get an oxygen concentrator. On April 25, at 2.20 am, he managed to arrange one.
‘People phone up pleading’: the volunteers battling India’s oxygen crisis Hannah Ellis-Petersen in Delhi © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images
For more than two weeks the calls have kept on coming, sometimes over 1,000 a day. The voices on the end of Mohit Arora’s phone are desperate for only one thing: oxygen.
“We are getting 1,000 calls a day but we can only accommodate 10 to 15 cylinders a day, that’s it,” said Arora. “It’s very painful – people are calling and crying down the phone, pleading for oxygen all through the night.”
As a devastating Covid-19 second wave has enveloped India, the capital, Delhi, has found itself gasping for breath, as cases have soared and oxygen supplies have run low – and, in some hospitals, have run out entirely, leaving patients to die in their beds.
Wednesday briefing: Fauci – wealthy nations must help India Warren Murray
Hello, Warren Murray bringing you a first instalment of the day’s news.
Dr Anthony Fauci, US president Joe Biden’s chief medical adviser, has said wealthier countries are failing to lead an adequate global response to the coronavirus outbreak overwhelming India. Speaking to the Guardian, Fauci said that although the World Health Organization was trying to accelerate support to India through the global Covax initiative, “we have to do even more than that … The United States has really revved up their activity in helping out India … We’re sending oxygen, remdesivir, personal protective equipment, a variety of other medications and soon we’ll be sending vaccine to help out. So I think that that’s a responsibility that the rich countries need to assume.”
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