Mumbai Man Orders Mouthwash but Receives Smartphone Instead, Twitter Reacts
On May 10, Lokesh Daga placed an order for four Colgate mouthwash on Amazon, each costing Rs 396. He instead received a Redmi Note 10 smartphone, which is valued at Rs 13,000.
| 15 May 2021 5:29 AM GMT
Mumbai- In a rather fortunate incident, Mumbai resident Aman earlier this week received a smartphone instead of a mouthwash which he ordered from Amazon. Lokesh Daga tagged Amazon India in his post on Twitter and included a screenshot of his order as well as a photo of the Redmi Note 10 he got in place of his original order.
On May 10, Lokesh Daga placed an order for four Colgate mouthwash on Amazon, each costing Rs 396. He instead received a Redmi Note 10 smartphone, which is valued at Rs 13,000.
Covid-19 Positive Mizoram Minister Sets Example by Moping Hospital Floor
Mizoram s power and electricity department minister R Lalzirliana was seen mopping the floors of a hospital on Friday, where he, his wife, and son are receiving treatment for COVID-19.
| 15 May 2021 6:27 AM GMT
Aizawl- Mizoram s power and electricity department minister R Lalzirliana was seen mopping the floors of a hospital on Friday, where he, his wife, and son are receiving treatment for COVID-19.
The minister s intervention was intended to set an example for others, not to shame medical personnel or authorities. My motive in mopping the floors was not to embarrass the nurses or doctors but I want to educate and lead others by setting an example, Lalzirliana told PTI.
COVID-19 Situation in India Hugely Concerning , the WHO Chief Points Out
India, which is currently under the demonic grasp of the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic, on Friday registered 3,43,144 fresh COVID-19 cases, taking the total caseload to 2,40,46,809.
| 15 May 2021 7:17 AM GMT
United Nations- WHO leader Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned on Friday that the pandemic s second year would be far more deadly than the first for the world, with India s COVID-19 situation deteriorating with every passing day as the cases of coronavirus infections keep skyrocketing and spiraling beyond control, resulting in a worrying number of hospitalization and COVID-19 induced fatalities.
The WHO is responding to the COVID-19 outbreak in India by shipping thousands of oxygen concentrators, tents for mobile field hospitals, masks, and other medical supplies, said Ghebreyesus. India remains hugely concerning, with several states continuing to see a worrying number of cases, hospit