Covid-19 crisis: The pandemic has turned into a desperate plea for oxygen and hospital beds
The unrelenting second wave of Covid-19 continues to batter the healthcare system.
अस्पताल में ऑक्सीजन खत्म होने का अनाउंसमेंट..अपना मरीज अस्पताल से ले जाएं..ये गाजियाबाद के राजनगर का गार्गी अस्पताल है.. pic.twitter.com/uEHkMmiKFf
— Pragya Mishra (@PragyaLive) April 27, 2021
Communities helping each other, when no sense of a government or institution that can help exists. This is Oxygen Sewa in Delhi's Bhogal Market area. Video ctsy: Anon. pic.twitter.com/rDb1avjWYR
— Suhasini Haidar (@suhasinih) April 27, 2021
Watch long queue outside a oxygen cylinder refilling center in Sikandra, Agra (only one side of the facility's main gate).
— Deepak-Lavania (@dklavaniaTOI) April 27, 2021
People have been waiting for over 10 hours, braving scorching heat, to get supply of life saving gas for their relatives in critical condition. pic.twitter.com/qGmREZIaGR
#CoronavirusCrisis | COVID surge grips #UttarPradesh; acute oxygen shortage hits Agra. Watch this ground report by @JournoAshutosh. #Newstrack pic.twitter.com/hsJK8MYAFk
— IndiaToday (@IndiaToday) April 27, 2021
Bodies piling up.
— Christiane Amanpour (@camanpour) April 26, 2021
Makeshift crematoriums burning nonstop.
Hospitals resorting to social media to plead for supplies.
This is the shocking state of India's COVID crisis.
H/T @amcoren pic.twitter.com/2jtF63ifYN
"At least 250 to 300 bodies are brought here daily."
— The National (@TheNationalNews) April 28, 2021
India's crematoriums overwhelmed with pile-up of bodies amid Covid spike https://t.co/DUSa8M1GaK pic.twitter.com/mavMBlNUBb