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India has been going through a vicious second wave of COVID-19 throughout the past month. The total reported coronavirus cases in the country passed the 22 million mark, with an average of 350,000 new cases and over 3,440 deaths each day.
As of May 9th, India had reported over 246,000 deaths, with a seven-day average of new cases around 391,000.
The snowballing numbers of COVID-19 cases are overwhelming the nation’s healthcare facilities, which are now facing a major shortage of supplies, particularly oxygen.
But one of the country’s largest medical gas installation and medical gas service companies says the reason for the shortage is not a lack of supply – it’s getting the medical gas and equipment to where it needs to be. Before the coronavirus pandemic hit the world, nobody expected the demand for oxygen flowmeters, tanks and regulators to hit such high levels.
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At the time, he just wanted to make music with the dream that he’s always had - he didn’t specifically know that he was going to be a DJ. When he googled that image in his head, he realized that it was related to DJing, so he set out to learn the craft. After going through six DJs, from whom he learned little, he decided to branch out on his own. With benevolence, his mom believed and invested N25,000 for her son to go learn the craft from a DJ that Kaywise refuses to namecheck. First show, first mixtape and Alaba