ones have died. exhaustion is beginning to wear india s doctors down. a few weeks ago, it had seemed as though the capital was coping with the pandemic but once again now, resources are falling short. now we are seeing a second surge which is notjust in delhi, but from smaller towns around delhi. those we are not able to provide the life support systems will die. if we have to, if we reach a point like that that is what worries me, that is what distresses all of us as doctors. this 42 year old succumbed to covid earlier this week. he died in pune, a relatively smaller city which is now the worst affected in india. his family says there s a shortage of facilities. if an ambulance had been available to take him to a critical care hospital, my brother would have been alive, his sister says. india s doing more than a million tests a day but that s not been enough to curb the spread. another lockdown is not an option for an economy already in turmoil. the government has been h
club into court. hello and welcome. india has now registered four million cases of coronavirus. the country is currently recording almost 82,000 new cases per day that s a five day rolling average compared with nearly a4,000 in brazil and just under 40,000 in the united states. but while india s struggle with the pandemic continues, it could also be part of the solution, as our correspondent yogita limaye reports from mumbai. another day on the covid frontline with no end in sight. dr sumit ray, who sent us this video, has been treating critical patients for months now. he s had to tell dozens of families their loved ones have died. exhaustion is beginning to wear india s doctors down. a few weeks ago, it had seemed as though the capital was coping with the pandemic but once again now, resources are falling short. now we are seeing a second surge which is notjust in delhi, but from smaller towns around delhi. those we are not able to provide the life support systems will
india has now registered four million cases of coronavirus. the country is currently recording almost 82,000 new cases per day that s a five day rolling average compared with nearly a4,000 in brazil and just under 40,000 in the united states. but while india s struggle with the pandemic continues, it could also be part of the solution, as our correspondent yogita limaye reports from mumbai. another day on the covid frontline, with no end in sight. the doctor who sent us this video has been treating critical patients for months now. he s had to tell dozens of families their loved ones have died. exhaustion is beginning to wear india s doctors down. a few weeks ago, it had seemed as though the capital was coping with the pandemic. but once again now, resources are falling short. now we are seeing a second surge which is notjust in delhi but from smaller towns around delhi. those we are not able to provide the life support systems will die. if we have to, if we reach a point
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