Covid: India sees world's highest daily cases amid oxygen shortage
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Recently, India has reported 161,736 new coronavirus infections, hitting the world’s highest daily tally once again, for a total of 13.69 million cases, data showed published by the health ministry. According to the same database, the numbers usually fall on Tuesdays because of delayed results from tests done on the weekend. Deaths rose by 879 to 171,058. However, experts say those figures are likely lower than reality. Over the past week, India averaged over 130,000 cases per week, which overtakes Brazil's figures and puts India second to the USA.How will the Indian government react to this recent spike in cases and work towards the good health and well-being SDG in aid of bettering their COVID situation?
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World's Highest Cases Recorded in India
Recently, India has reported 161,736 new coronavirus infections, hitting the world’s highest daily tally once again, for a total of 13.69 million cases, data showed published by the health ministry. According to the same database, the numbers usually fall on Tuesdays because of delayed results from tests done on the weekend. Deaths rose by 879 to 171,058. However, experts say those figures are likely lower than reality. Over the past week, India averaged over 130,000 cases per week, which overtakes Brazil's figures and puts India second to the USA.How will the Indian government react to this recent spike in cases and work towards the good health and well-being SDG in aid of bettering their COVID situation?
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