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Corona becomes deadlier in India

Corona becomes deadlier in India Top Story April 23, 2021 NEW DELHI: India posted a global record of almost 315,000 new COVID infections on Thursday as hospitals in New Delhi sent out desperate warnings that patients could die without fresh oxygen supplies. India´s long-underfunded health system is being stretched to the limit by a devastating second wave blamed on a double mutant variant and super-spreader mass gatherings. Health ministry data on Thursday showed 314,835 new infections in the past 24 hours, the most of any country since the pandemic began, taking total cases to 15.9 million, the world´s second highest. There were 2,074 fatalities, bringing the total death toll to almost 185,000. The number of deaths and cases in India are however considerably lower on a per capita basis than many other countries.

India hits 315,000 daily cases | Daily Express Online - Sabah s Leading News Portal

Published on: Friday, April 23, 2021 By: AFP Text Size: Relatives of a Covid-19 victim (L and C) along with a crematorium worker (R) pay their respects before a cremation at Nigambodh Ghat Crematorium, on the banks of the Yamuna river in New Delhi. NEW DELHI: India posted a global record of almost 315,000 new Covid infections on Thursday as hospitals in New Delhi sent out desperate warnings that patients could die without fresh oxygen supplies. The country’s long-underfunded healthcare system is being stretched to the limit by a devastating second wave of the pandemic blamed on a “double mutant” variant and “super-spreader” mass gatherings.

India posts global record of 315,000 daily virus cases

India posts global record of 315,000 daily virus cases
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