Covid-19: Indians in London unite in wake of crisis as death toll passes 200,000 Abbianca Makoni
As a second wave of the Covid pandemic rages in India, leaving hospitals without oxygen and bodies on the streets, the Indian Diaspora in London are coming together.
Community members have launched fundraisers to buy oxygen concentrators, as well as gathering to pray for relatives and friends suffering thousands of miles away.
India’s coronavirus death toll now stands at more than 200,000, as a surge of new infections tears through cities and rural areas alike and leaves healthcare systems on the brink of collapse.
“The situation is desperate right now. The scenes people are witnessing are deeply tragic - they see people lying in hospital car parks full of screaming relatives,” said Manoj Badale, chairman of the British Asian Trust.
Covid-19: Indians in London unite in wake of crisis as death toll passes 200,000 Abbianca Makoni
As a second wave of the Covid pandemic rages in India, leaving hospitals without oxygen and bodies on the streets, the Indian Diaspora in London are coming together.
Community members have launched fundraisers to buy oxygen concentrators, as well as gathering to pray for relatives and friends suffering thousands of miles away.
India’s coronavirus death toll now stands at more than 200,000, as a surge of new infections tears through cities and rural areas alike and leaves healthcare systems on the brink of collapse.
“The situation is desperate right now. The scenes people are witnessing are deeply tragic - they see people lying in hospital car parks full of screaming relatives,” said Manoj Badale, chairman of the British Asian Trust.
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As Tim Paine s deputy, Pat Cummins is the presumptive Test captain-in-waiting and could potentially be thrust into the job within a matter of months if Australia struggle in South Africa and fail to qualify for the World Test Championship in July.
Pat Cummins was superb for Australia in a losing cause against India.
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But is that really a problem? As esteemed a figure in Australian cricket as Mark Taylor believes so and the record suggests the same. The game s most prestigious position has generally been occupied by batsmen and on occasion by the odd spin bowler as well as a wicketkeeper or two.