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Jharkhand: The Center treats states like a prudent state where there is no BJP government; Help was delivered to UP and Bihar | ઝારખંડે કહ્યું- કેન્દ્ર એવા રાજ્યો સાથે સાવકાપણાં જેવો વ્યવહાર કરે છે જ્યાં ભાજપની સરકાર નથી; આ તરફ UP અને બિહારમાં પહોંચાડવામાં આવી મદદ

Jharkhand: The Center treats states like a prudent state where there is no BJP government; Help was delivered to UP and Bihar | ઝારખંડે કહ્યું- કેન્દ્ર એવા રાજ્યો સાથે સાવકાપણાં જેવો વ્યવહાર કરે છે જ્યાં ભાજપની સરકાર નથી; આ તરફ UP અને બિહારમાં પહોંચાડવામાં આવી મદદ
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More than 400,000 COVID cases on 2nd consecutive day in India

More than 400,000 COVID cases on 2nd consecutive day in India Top Story May 7, 2021 ISLAMABAD: As India’s devastating COVID-19 crisis mounted last month, countries around the world began sending emergency medical supplies to help stem the surge. On Thursday, India reported 3,920 more deaths from coronavirus and 414,433 new infections. The new death toll is 234,071. On Wednesday,m 406,628 cases were reported. Planeloads of ventilators, medicines and oxygen equipment began pouring into India, from countries including the UK and the US, at the start of last week. By Sunday, some 300 tonnes of supplies on 25 flights had arrived at Delhi International Airport alone. But - as cases continue to reach record levels across the country - concerns are mounting about delays in supplying the aid to those most in need, international media reported.

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More than 400,000 COVID cases on second consecutive day in India

More than 400,000 COVID cases on second consecutive day in India National May 7, 2021 ISLAMABAD: As India s devastating COVID-19 crisis mounted last month, countries around the world began sending emergency medical supplies to help stem the surge. On Thursday, India reported 3,920 more deaths from coronavirus and 414,433 new infections. The new death toll is 234,071. Planeloads of ventilators, medicines and oxygen equipment began pouring into India, from countries including the UK and the US, at the start of last week. By Sunday, some 300 tonnes of supplies on 25 flights had arrived at Delhi International Airport alone. But - as cases continue to reach record levels across the country - concerns are mounting about delays in supplying the aid to those most in need, international media reported. For several days, much of the cargo sat in airport hangars as hospitals called for more support. The supplies did not begin being distributed until as late as Monday evening - more than

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India Covid aid: Is emergency relief reaching those in need?

India Covid aid: Is emergency relief reaching those in need?
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India Covid aid 'not reaching those in need'

India Covid aid not reaching those in need © Getty Images Emergency aid began arriving in Delhi last week As India s devastating Covid-19 crisis mounted last month, countries around the world began sending emergency medical supplies to help stem the surge. Planeloads of ventilators, medicines and oxygen equipment began pouring into India, from countries including the UK and the US, at the start of last week. By Sunday, some 300 tonnes of supplies on 25 flights had arrived at Delhi International Airport alone. For several days, much of the cargo sat in airport hangars as hospitals called for more support. The supplies did not begin being distributed until as late as Monday evening - more than a week after the first batch of emergency assistance arrived, state officials have told local media.

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