Covid-19 spreads in India
Covid-19 spreads in India
In the past two days, the epidemic situation in India has continued to spread.
According to the data released by the Ministry of Health of India on the 26th, the country has 3,529,91 new confirmed cases of new crowns compared with the previous day. There have been more than 300,000 new cases in a single day for 5 consecutive days, with a total of 17,313,161 confirmed cases; 2812 new deaths. A total of 195,123 deaths occurred.
Indian experts predict based on the epidemic model that the new crown epidemic in India will reach its peak in May, and the average daily increase in cases in the next 10 days will reach 440,000.
Just as the epidemic in India spread, the epidemics in Thailand and Turkey also began to erupt...
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India fully deploys its military to support the fight against the epidemic
On the 26th, Indian Defense Chief of Staff Rawat reported to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the anti-epidemic situation that the military has recalled all military medical personnel who have retired or retired early in the past two years and arranged for them to work in the COVID-19 patient care center near their residence. , Military medical personnel who retired earlier provide consultation services to the public through the emergency medical help hotline.
Rawat said that the army is building a large number of medical facilities and, if possible, providing services such as military medical infrastructure and oxygen supply to the people, and at the same time recruiting a large number of nursing staff to participate in the anti-epidemic work.
Due to the recent worsening of the epidemic situation, resources such as intensive care beds, medical oxygen and medicines are in urgent need in many parts of India. The government requires relevant departments to maximize oxygen production and ensure that liquid oxygen is only used for medical purposes.
The Chinese Embassy in Sri Lanka tweeted on April 26 that: 800 oxygen generators have been shipped from Hong Kong to Delhi, India. Many Indian netizens left messages enthusiastically under this tweet, expressing gratitude to China.
