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Recently, India has found that more than 300,000 coronavirus cases over the last 24 hours. It is the highest daily global total, while COVID-19-related deaths have also increased, as a brutal second wave raises fears about the ability of the country’s health services to cope. India’s daily jump of 314,835 cases on Thursday surpasses the previous highest one-day rise in the world of 297,430 cases posted by the United States in January.In relation to the good health and well-being SDG, how can the health of the Indian populace be prioritised during this spike? Tell us your thoughts!
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New spike in COVID-19 cases
Recently, India has found that more than 300,000 coronavirus cases over the last 24 hours. It is the highest daily global total, while COVID-19-related deaths have also increased, as a brutal second wave raises fears about the ability of the country’s health services to cope. India’s daily jump of 314,835 cases on Thursday surpasses the previous highest one-day rise in the world of 297,430 cases posted by the United States in January.In relation to the good health and well-being SDG, how can the health of the Indian populace be prioritised during this spike? Tell us your thoughts!
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