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Indian hospitals turn away patients in Covid-19 tsunami
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Indian hospitals turn away patients in Covid-19 ‘tsunami’International 2021-04-25, by Editor Comments Off 0
Overwhelmed hospitals in India begged for oxygen supplies on Saturday as the country’s coronavirus infections soared again overnight in a “tsunami” of disease, setting a new world record for cases for the third consecutive day.
Max Healthcare, which runs a network of hospitals in north India, tweeted that it had less than two hours of oxygen left while Fortis Healthcare, another big chain, said it was suspending new admissions in Delhi.
“We are running on backup, waiting for supplies since morning,” Fortis said.
India is in the grip of a rampaging second wave of the pandemic, hitting a rate of one Covid-19 death in just under every four minutes in Delhi as the capital’s underfunded health system buckles.
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One lawyer pleading with state and federal governments to intervene, saying the new cases were like a tsunami .
Crematoriums across Delhi have announced they are full and have asked grieving families to wait. Some families are being forced to keep dead bodies in their home, while they wait to find a crematorium. Across the country, mass cremations for victims of COVID-19 are now taking place.
Multiple funeral pyres of those patients who died of the Covid-19 coronavirus disease are seen burning at a ground converted into a makeshift crematorium where mass cremation of covid deaths were held on April 20, 2021 in New Delhi, India. Image: Getty.