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#COVIDSOS: India Twitter paints desperate picture of COVID-19 crisis


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BENGALURU (Reuters) - As a wave of COVID-19 infections has swept through India, overwhelming its healthcare system and government, people have turned to Twitter in a desperate attempt to crowdsource help for anything from coronavirus tests to oxygen cylinders.
Pleas for oxygen, hospital beds, ventilators, access to intensive care units and even COVID-19 tests have inundated the Twitter feeds of Indian users since the crisis worsened in April. The shortage has been particularly acute in the capital city New Delhi.
A 30-minute window into Twitter usage in India on April 27 illustrates just how critical the situation has become, with the flood of requests seemingly unrelenting. ....

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Graphic: Bats and the origins of outbreaks

Graphic: Bats and the origins of outbreaks
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Bats and the origins of outbreaks


Bats and the origins of outbreaks
Reuters
2/03/2021
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FILE PHOTO: Bats fly in a cave near Tel Aviv
(Reuters) - Scientists have long suspected that the rate of new infectious diseases could accelerate, especially in developing countries where human and animal interaction is increasing.
Changes in the environment are driving displaced species of animals into new habitats, allowing them to mix with other species or potential hosts.
Those shifts, combined with greater human interaction with animals as people move deeper into forests, increases the chances of a virulent virus jumping species.
Video: Virus fragments detected in Melbourne wastewater treatment plant (Sky News Australia) ....

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