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Kumbh Mela: How a superspreader festival seeded COVID-19 across India
Millions of Hindu pilgrims came from around the country to take a ritual dip in the Ganges River,
then returned home carrying COVID-19. These are their stories
By Hannah Ellis-Petersen and Aakash Hassan / The Guardian, Delhi, India
On April 12, as India registered another 169,000 new COVID-19 cases to overtake Brazil as the second-worst hit country, 3 million people gathered on the shores of the Ganges River.
They were there, in the ancient city of Haridwar in the state of Uttarakhand, to take a ritual dip in the holy river. The bodies, squashed together in a pack of devotion and religious fervor, paid no visible heed to COVID-19 protocols.
Kashmir Authorities Restrain Medical Staff From Talking to Media Even as Covid Cases Surge
The district administration in Srinagar has also barred manufacturers from supplying medical oxygen to private societies and NGOs, at a time when calls for oxygen supplies have shot up.
Workers refilling medical oxygen for supply to various government hospitals for COVID-19 patients, in Jammu. Photo: PTI
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Srinagar: The authorities in Kashmir have issued directions to the health services department to desist from speaking with journalists even as its healthcare system shows signs of buckling under the weight of increasing caseload of new COVID-19 infections.