Will India be able to recover as the coronavirus rages? | DW News

April 27, 2021 by News Desk

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The first foreign emergency supplies are arriving in India, as it battles a catastrophic wave of Covid-19 infections. Ventilators and oxygen concentrators arrived from Britain, and Germany says it will fly-in medical equipment in the coming days.
On Tuesday, India registered more than 300,000 new cases for a sixth consecutive day. Hospitals and clinics have had to turn patients away because of shortages of everything from beds to oxygen. The scenes have been described as ‘beyond heartbreaking’.
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