Indian capital Delhi struggling to contain coronavirus
Delhi is now India’s worst-hit city with more than 73,000 COVID-19 cases along with at least 2,500 deaths. Delhi’s CM Arvind Kejriwal said a surge in cases in early June had led to a shortage of hospital beds and rising fatalities. "We were lagging behind in testing in Delhi. And because of the shortage of beds, when some people were not getting beds, the death rate also increased." Kejriwal added
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