west bengal 19,091 Covid Cases, 162 Deaths In Last 24 Hours

 The News Cover: number of daily deaths, has hit a new high in Bengal. at 162. over 19000 new cases, being recorded in the state in the last 24 hours. there is a visible shift in cases, which are being reported largely. now from 24 north Parganas in and also from Kolkata, the number of deaths rising, what exactly is the reason behind it. well that's one cause of concern about the ever-rising number of deaths today, it hit a new high of 162 as you rightly pointed out most of these deaths. have been reported from Kolkata, and not 24 Parganas, which is adjacent to Kolkata. the number of mortalities reported from these two places is 36 and 37 respectively.

the reason of course, is that you know the government says, that most of these debts an overwhelmingly huge percentage of these debts are because of the latent co-morbidities that are there in patients. who are getting admitted, and and of course that is one area of concern. that the government have been talking about there has been a reportedly you know. shortage of of of oxygen supply, in medical oxygen at various hospitals. that have been that are not just in kolkata but also in some of the suburbs, and also in the district there is also reportedly, you know shortage of life-saving equipment, like ventilator, beds, and so forth. which has which is now you know hit the ceiling in terms of the number of infections. 

which have already crossed 19,000 cases per day. you know for quite a while now so obviously, you can understand that all the hospitals are filled to capacity it is becoming more and more difficult. by the day to get you know proper hospital beds both in government. as well as in private facilities, not just in kolkata and its adjacent areas. but now also here also in the districts. the government obviously now focuses on not just increasing, the number of beds, and safe homes and also you know satellite facilities. where people with a low infection load can can be housed and treated and the hospital beds.

 can be used for more critical patients, but you know that today there was this this face-off, that took place between the center and the state yet again today. with chief minister mata banerjee alleging that, she was not allowed to speak and and most of the demands and concerns that the state has were not where she was not allowed to raise any of that the center however maintains that this was a meeting with the district magistrates and that's. how that's how it was planned so obviously you can see that there is a gap between you know the the center and the state the situation that the two sides feed as far as the covet you know challenges are concerned and that also includes supply of vaccines. so obviously this is the critical phase for bengal where where the situation presently looks pretty grim maria.

India reported less than 400,000 COVID-19 cases after 4 days

 

The News Cover: India continues to battle its deadly second wave of the coronavirus pandemic. and for the first time in four days, India has reported less than 4,00000 daily cases. India recorded over 360 000 new infections on Sunday, now is the number of cases India has reported. in the last one week, you can see the number going down, on Sunday offering some respite for a covid hit India talking about covid mortalities India reported 3754 covid related deaths in the last 24 hours. 

more than 46,000 Indians have lost their lives to the coronavirus. until now India's second wave began in April, and the unprecedented surge in cases has burdened the health care system to a near collapse, according to the Indian health ministry, 10 states account for more than 70 percent of India's covid-19 infections. these states are Maharashtra, Karnataka, Delhi, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, Rajasthan, and Haryana, in a bid to contain the spike of infections. 

many states across India have imposed or extended their lockdowns. Uttar Akande, the state where one of India's biggest holy festivals, the Kumbh was held, will go into a lockdown starting on Tuesday. Delhi's chief minister, Arvind Kejriwal, extended the national capital lockdown. until next Monday, and this time around the Delhi metro will not be operational, as well states across the nation have reported a shortage in medical oxygen. 

as cases continue to pile up, and according to a recent report, Indian states are loaning each other, the much-needed oxygen on Thursday, daily received surplus liquid oxygen, after the country's top quartz intervention however neighboring state Haryana reported, a shortage of oxygen, in the end, Haryana borrowed 20 metric tons of oxygen from Delhi until its daily quota arrived Haryana's chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar later write to the union ministry Piyush goyal to increase the state's daily.