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Britain, Germany and U.S. among those pledging aid About 8.6 mln set to vote in West Bengal election Neighbouring Bangladesh closes border for 14 days (Adds blaze, import move, Bangladesh; paragraphs 4, 20, 24,25) By Shilpa Jamkhandikar and Neha Arora Infections in the last 24 hours rose to 352,991, with overcrowded hospitals in Delhi and elsewhere turning away patients after running out of supplies of medical oxygen and beds. “Currently the hospital is in beg-and-borrow mode and it is an extreme crisis situation,” said a spokesman for the Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in the capital, New Delhi. A blaze in a hospital in the western city of Surat killed four COVID-19 victims on Sunday, municipal health official Ashish Naik told Reuters partner ANI in the latest of a series of similar recent tragedies.

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Indian hospitals swamped by coronavirus as countries promise aid

6 Min Read NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India ordered its armed forces on Monday to help tackle surging new coronavirus infections that are overwhelming hospitals, as countries including Britain, Germany and the United States pledged to send urgent medical aid. In a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat said oxygen would be released to hospitals from armed forces reserves and retired medical military personnel would join COVID-19 health facilities. And where possible, military medical infrastructure will be made available to civilians, a government statement said, as new coronavirus infections hit a record peak for a fifth day.

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Exclusive-India s federal government won t import vaccines, leaving it to states -sources

Exclusive-India s federal government won t import vaccines, leaving it to states -sources
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India s federal government won t import vaccines, leaving it to states: sources

India s federal government won t import vaccines, leaving it to states: sources
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Exclusive-India s federal government won t import vaccines, leaving it to states -sources

Exclusive-India s federal government won t import vaccines, leaving it to states -sources
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