do with this what you will;https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...med-in-gujarat-daily/articleshow/74922747.cms
[ MobTroll is always wrong, every fucking time. Good thing Indians have built up an immunity to the Corona, due to drinking dirty water ]
<header class="post-headlinestyles__Header-sc-2ts3cz-0 kpNfDn" style="box-sizing: border-box; font-family: CNN, "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, Utkal, sans-serif; color: rgb(38, 38, 38); font-size: 16px;">12:35 a.m. ET, May 24, 2020[h=2]India reports more than 6,700 cases within 24 hours, in largest one-day spike[/h]From Rishabh Madhavendra Pratap in New Delhi
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India reported 6,767 new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours -- the country's biggest one-day surge in cases so far, said the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Sunday.
There were 147 Covid-19 related deaths during the same period.
This raises the nationwide total to 131,868 confirmed cases and 3,867 deaths.
It's the second consecutive day that India reported its highest daily number of cases. On Friday, the health ministry recorded 6,654 new cases.
This comes as domestic flights resume in India. The government announced that domestic airlines would be able to resume services starting next week, though some states have said incoming passengers would still be subject to a mandatory 14-day quarantine.
<header class="post-headlinestyles__Header-sc-2ts3cz-0 kpNfDn" style="box-sizing: border-box; font-family: CNN, "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, Utkal, sans-serif; color: rgb(38, 38, 38); font-size: 16px;">12:35 a.m. ET, May 24, 2020[h=2]India reports more than 6,700 cases within 24 hours, in largest one-day spike[/h]From Rishabh Madhavendra Pratap in New Delhi
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India reported 6,767 new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours -- the country's biggest one-day surge in cases so far, said the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Sunday.
There were 147 Covid-19 related deaths during the same period.
This raises the nationwide total to 131,868 confirmed cases and 3,867 deaths.
It's the second consecutive day that India reported its highest daily number of cases. On Friday, the health ministry recorded 6,654 new cases.
This comes as domestic flights resume in India. The government announced that domestic airlines would be able to resume services starting next week, though some states have said incoming passengers would still be subject to a mandatory 14-day quarantine.
[ Looks like they didn't drink enough dirty water... ]
Coronavirus India: Death and despair as migrant workers flee cities
India’s strict lockdown to halt the spread of coronavirus meant that most factories and businesses shut down, rendering millions jobless.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed to businesses to keep paying their workers, including daily-wage labourers.
But that didn’t happen, and most of the workers were left with little money and food.
With no prospect of income, they took long journeys to go back to their villages. Some managed to get transport, but those who couldn’t, walked hundreds of miles.
And some of them never made it home as they died because of exhaustion or in accidents.
https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-a...th-and-despair-as-migrant-workers-flee-cities
Coronavirus India: Death and despair as migrant workers flee cities
India’s strict lockdown to halt the spread of coronavirus meant that most factories and businesses shut down, rendering millions jobless.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed to businesses to keep paying their workers, including daily-wage labourers.
But that didn’t happen, and most of the workers were left with little money and food.
With no prospect of income, they took long journeys to go back to their villages. Some managed to get transport, but those who couldn’t, walked hundreds of miles.
And some of them never made it home as they died because of exhaustion or in accidents.
https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-a...th-and-despair-as-migrant-workers-flee-cities
