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      Bodies float down Ganges as nearly 4,000 more die of Covid-19 in India
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      Bodies float down Ganges as nearly 4,000 more die of Covid-19 in India

      Bodies float down Ganges as nearly 4,000 more die of Covid-19 in India

      ReutersPublished: May 12, 2021 2:38 AM | Updated: May 12, 2021 2:42 AM

      Scores of bodies are washing up on the banks of the Ganges as Indians fail to keep pace with the deaths and cremations of around 4,000 people a day from the novel coronavirus.

      India currently accounts for one in three of the reported deaths from Covid-19 around the world, according to a Reuters tally, and its health system is overwhelmed, despite donations of oxygen cylinders and other medical equipment from around the world.

      Rural parts of India not only have more rudimentary healthcare, but are now also running short of wood for traditional Hindu cremations.

      Authorities said on Tuesday they were investigating...

      WHO classifies India variant as being of global concern

      WHO classifies India variant as being of global concern

      Trainee Indian doctors pulled from exams to fight world's biggest Covid surge

      Trainee Indian doctors pulled from exams to fight world's biggest Covid surge

      India's Covid-19 cases near 20 million, peak seen nearing

      India's Covid-19 cases near 20 million, peak seen nearing

      India infections top 18 million as gravediggers work round the clock

      India infections top 18 million as gravediggers work round the clock

      Indian hospitals starved of oxygen as Covid deaths near 200,000

      Indian hospitals starved of oxygen as Covid deaths near 200,000

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