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Nowa treść strony, po modyfikacji (new_wikitext) | 'A cargo plane loaded with Covid-19 medical supplies from France arrives in New Delhi<br> <br>More emergency medical aid from foreign donors to alleviate a dire oxygen shortage arrived in India on Sunday, as Covid-19 deaths in the South Asian nation rose to a new record.<br> <br>India is setting almost-daily records for new infections and deaths as the virus crisis engulfs overstretched hospitals in cities and spreads into rural regions.<br> <br>The country of 1.3 billion reported 3,689 deaths on Sunday -- the highest single-day rise yet in the pandemic, to take the overall toll to more than 215,000.<br> <br>Just under 400,000 infections were added, bringing the total number of cases past 19.5 million.<br> <br>The latest figures came as medical equipment, including oxygen-generation plants, was flown into the capital New Delhi from France and Germany as part of a huge international effort.<br> <br>"We are here because we are bringing help that... will save lives," Germany's ambassador to India, Walter J.<br><br>Lindner, said as 120 ventilators arrived late Saturday.<br> A woman is vaccinated in Mumbai<br> <br>"Out there the hospitals are full. People are sometimes dying in front of the hospitals. They have no more oxygen. Sometimes (they are dying) in their cars."<br> <br>French ambassador Emmanuel Lenain said his country wanted to show solidarity with India.<br> <br>"The epidemic is still going on in one country. The world won't be safe until we are all safe. So it's a matter of urgency," he said early Sunday following the delivery of eight oxygen-generation plants and [https://aluixnetwork.com/ agen sbobet terpercaya] dozens of ventilators from France.<br> <br>- More lockdowns -<br> <br>India's eastern state of Odisha on Sunday became the latest region to order a lockdown to slow the spread of the pathogen.<br> <br>The nation's worst-hit city, Delhi, reported just over 25,000 cases on Saturday as it extended its own lockdown by another week.<br> <br>Hospitals in the capital continued to issue SOS calls for oxygen on social media, with the latest appeal posted by a children's hospital on Twitter on Sunday.<br> Oxygen tankers are carried into the Indian city of Hyderabad by train<br> <br>The plea came a day after up to a dozen patients died at a Delhi hospital amid an oxygen shortage, local media reported.<br> <br>There are also growing fears about the surge of the virus in small cities, towns and rural regions where health infrastructure is already patchy and limited.<br> <br>India on Saturday opened up its inoculation drive to all adults, but supplies are running low and only online enrolments are allowed for those aged under 45.<br> <br>"It is a necessity now. We are seeing so many people testing positive," data scientist Megha Srivastava, 35, told AFP outside a Delhi vaccination centre as she waited for her shot.<br> <br>The head of the world's largest vaccine maker, Serum Institute chief Adar Poonawalla, told The Times newspaper on Saturday during a business trip to Britain that he was being hounded by political and business leaders for more supplies.<br> <br>"'Threats' is an understatement," he told the paper.<br><br>"The level of expectation and aggression is really unprecedented. It's overwhelming. Everyone feels they should get the vaccine."<br> <br>Experts have called on the government to allow more flexibility in India's vaccine rollout, particularly in poorer rural areas where there is lower internet penetration.<br> An undertaker walks by burning pyres for victims who died of Covid-19 at an open-air crematorium in Bangalore<br> <br>"We should procure sufficient vaccines, then plan bottom-up through... the primary health centre level," Bangalore-based public health expert Hemant Shewade told AFP.<br> <br>"Take vaccines to the people the way we have implemented our polio and measles campaigns."<br> <br>Alarm bells are also ringing in other countries in densely populated South Asia.<br> <br>"Infections have surged beyond the capacity of the health system," Nepal's health ministry said Friday as it warned that hospital beds were running out amid a spike in infections.<br> <br>On Saturday, the Himalayan nation recorded 5,706 new cases, just shy of a pandemic high of 5,743 in October.<br> <br>Nearly 40 percent of people tested returned a positive result, data from the ministry showed.<br> <br>The government has enforced lockdowns or partial lockdowns in almost half of Nepal's 77 districts.<br> <br>In Sri Lanka, daily infections hit a record 1,699 on Saturday, with authorities imposing further curbs on movement and activities in parts of the island nation.<br> <br>"We could face an India-type crisis very soon unless we arrest the current trend of infections," chief epidemiologist Sudath Samaraweera said.<br> <br>burs-grk/axn<br>' |
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+A cargo plane loaded with Covid-19 medical supplies from France arrives in New Delhi<br> <br>More emergency medical aid from foreign donors to alleviate a dire oxygen shortage arrived in India on Sunday, as Covid-19 deaths in the South Asian nation rose to a new record.<br> <br>India is setting almost-daily records for new infections and deaths as the virus crisis engulfs overstretched hospitals in cities and spreads into rural regions.<br> <br>The country of 1.3 billion reported 3,689 deaths on Sunday -- the highest single-day rise yet in the pandemic, to take the overall toll to more than 215,000.<br> <br>Just under 400,000 infections were added, bringing the total number of cases past 19.5 million.<br> <br>The latest figures came as medical equipment, including oxygen-generation plants, was flown into the capital New Delhi from France and Germany as part of a huge international effort.<br> <br>"We are here because we are bringing help that... will save lives," Germany's ambassador to India, Walter J.<br><br>Lindner, said as 120 ventilators arrived late Saturday.<br> A woman is vaccinated in Mumbai<br> <br>"Out there the hospitals are full. People are sometimes dying in front of the hospitals. They have no more oxygen. Sometimes (they are dying) in their cars."<br> <br>French ambassador Emmanuel Lenain said his country wanted to show solidarity with India.<br> <br>"The epidemic is still going on in one country. The world won't be safe until we are all safe. So it's a matter of urgency," he said early Sunday following the delivery of eight oxygen-generation plants and [https://aluixnetwork.com/ agen sbobet terpercaya] dozens of ventilators from France.<br> <br>- More lockdowns -<br> <br>India's eastern state of Odisha on Sunday became the latest region to order a lockdown to slow the spread of the pathogen.<br> <br>The nation's worst-hit city, Delhi, reported just over 25,000 cases on Saturday as it extended its own lockdown by another week.<br> <br>Hospitals in the capital continued to issue SOS calls for oxygen on social media, with the latest appeal posted by a children's hospital on Twitter on Sunday.<br> Oxygen tankers are carried into the Indian city of Hyderabad by train<br> <br>The plea came a day after up to a dozen patients died at a Delhi hospital amid an oxygen shortage, local media reported.<br> <br>There are also growing fears about the surge of the virus in small cities, towns and rural regions where health infrastructure is already patchy and limited.<br> <br>India on Saturday opened up its inoculation drive to all adults, but supplies are running low and only online enrolments are allowed for those aged under 45.<br> <br>"It is a necessity now. We are seeing so many people testing positive," data scientist Megha Srivastava, 35, told AFP outside a Delhi vaccination centre as she waited for her shot.<br> <br>The head of the world's largest vaccine maker, Serum Institute chief Adar Poonawalla, told The Times newspaper on Saturday during a business trip to Britain that he was being hounded by political and business leaders for more supplies.<br> <br>"'Threats' is an understatement," he told the paper.<br><br>"The level of expectation and aggression is really unprecedented. It's overwhelming. Everyone feels they should get the vaccine."<br> <br>Experts have called on the government to allow more flexibility in India's vaccine rollout, particularly in poorer rural areas where there is lower internet penetration.<br> An undertaker walks by burning pyres for victims who died of Covid-19 at an open-air crematorium in Bangalore<br> <br>"We should procure sufficient vaccines, then plan bottom-up through... the primary health centre level," Bangalore-based public health expert Hemant Shewade told AFP.<br> <br>"Take vaccines to the people the way we have implemented our polio and measles campaigns."<br> <br>Alarm bells are also ringing in other countries in densely populated South Asia.<br> <br>"Infections have surged beyond the capacity of the health system," Nepal's health ministry said Friday as it warned that hospital beds were running out amid a spike in infections.<br> <br>On Saturday, the Himalayan nation recorded 5,706 new cases, just shy of a pandemic high of 5,743 in October.<br> <br>Nearly 40 percent of people tested returned a positive result, data from the ministry showed.<br> <br>The government has enforced lockdowns or partial lockdowns in almost half of Nepal's 77 districts.<br> <br>In Sri Lanka, daily infections hit a record 1,699 on Saturday, with authorities imposing further curbs on movement and activities in parts of the island nation.<br> <br>"We could face an India-type crisis very soon unless we arrest the current trend of infections," chief epidemiologist Sudath Samaraweera said.<br> <br>burs-grk/axn<br>
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