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India s doctors and hospitals join Twitter only to source oxygen — Quartz India

April 26, 2021 India’s healthcare system is crumbling and Twitter is becoming the nerve centre for the crisis. A host of hospital management teams and doctors have created Twitter IDs in just the last couple of months only to send out #SOS requests, amplify issues, and connect with those who can help. Hospitals that were active on Twitter earlier have changed how they use it. For instance, Delhi’s Moolchand Hospital, which joined Twitter four months into the coronavirus outbreak in July 2020, steered away from the regular programming of its vaccine drive tweets to put out SOS messages. These requests are surfacing either because nobody knows who to ask for help, or their pleas to the authorities have failed to get aid.

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Shortage of beds, oxygen, cremation slots leaves Capital in a shambles

Shortage of beds, oxygen, cremation slots leaves Capital in a shambles Updated: Updated: Relatives, friends, attendants of COVID-19 patients narrate ordeal, helplessness Share Article AAA Patients and relatives outside Lok Nayak Hospital in New Delhi on Monday. | Photo Credit: SUSHIL KUMAR VERMA Relatives, friends, attendants of COVID-19 patients narrate ordeal, helplessness With the issue of shortage of beds continuing in the national capital, search for beds and then long wait at hospitals have proved to be agonising for attendants and relatives of patients, they rued. For Veena, one such attendant waiting outside the emergency wing of Moolchand Hospital, battling helplessness and hoping for a miracle is all that goes on throughout the day, she said.

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Merkel anuncia ayuda a la India en la lucha contra el coronavirus

Merkel anuncia ayuda a la India en la lucha contra el coronavirus
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Delhi extends lockdown for a week till May 3- Business News

Delhi extends lockdown for a week till May 3 Delhi lockdown extended: Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said that the lockdown will be extended till 5 am on May 3 BusinessToday.In | April 25, 2021 | Updated 12:40 IST Delhi lockdown extended till May 3 Delhi government on Sunday announced that the lockdown that is currently in place will be extended by another week till May 3. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said that the lockdown will be extended till 5 am on May 3. We had imposed a 6-day lockdown in Delhi. The lockdown is being extended to next Monday till 5 am, said CM Kejriwal at a press conference. We have started a portal that will be updated every two hours by oxygen manufacturers, suppliers and hospitals for better management of oxygen supply. The Central and State teams are working together, said CM Kejriwal.

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Hospitals send SOS as record deaths registered

25 April, 2021 NEW DELHI, April 24. (BBC) - Indian hospitals said that their patients are dying because of a shortage of oxygen as Covid-19 case numbers and deaths set new records for a third day running. India has recorded nearly a million infections in three days, with 346,786 new cases overnight into Saturday. At the Jaipur Golden Hospital in Delhi, 20 people died overnight because of a lack of oxygen, an official said. The Government said it is deploying trains and the air force to transport supplies to hard-hit areas. The number of deaths across India rose by 2,624 in the 24 hours to Saturday, up from 2,263 on Friday.

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