Why India's coronavirus situation is so bad, according to experts
Why India's Second COVID Surge Is So Much Worse Than the First
Why India's Covid
India’s Covid Surge Is Most Ferocious Yet. ‘Spreading Like Wildfire.’
India’s shocking surge in Covid cases follows baffling decline
India’s Covid Surge Is Most Ferocious Yet. ‘Spreading Like Wildfire.’
Such was the sense of security that when vaccinations were opened in January to health workers, take-up was significantly slower than expected.
A prominent teachers union in the state has asserted that more than 1,600 teachers who administered those elections died of Covid-19 throughout April and May.
The in July reported 67.
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There are no clear answers but top scientists say the complex interplay of mutant strains, a hugely susceptible population made more vulnerable by elections and other public events and the lowering of guard are primarily to blame.
Elsewhere, crematoria have started to break down because of the sheer number of bodies being burned.