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LOS ANGELES – Bad news, knowing no time zones, arrives in a jarring burst of messages, calls and posts informing millions of members of Indias ...

Mallika Sen April 30, 2021 - 12:29 PM LOS ANGELES - Bad news, knowing no time zones, arrives in a jarring burst of messages, calls and posts informing millions of members of Indias worldwide diaspora that yet another loved one has been sickened or lost to the coronavirus. Sometimes it comes in a barrage of WhatsApp messages first thing in the morning, and sometimes it lands in the middle of the night, as it did for Mohini Gadrés father. A 3 a.m. call at his San Fr...

As coronavirus engulfs India, diaspora watches with despair SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 30, 2021, 10:57 AM IST Share Synopsis In the U.S., where half of the adult population has gotten at least one COVID-19 shot, the talk has been of reopening, moving forward and healing. But for Indian Americans, the daily crush of dark news from ``desh, the homeland, is a stark reminder that the pandemic is far from over. Getty Images Bad news, knowing no time zones, arrives in a jarring burst of messages, cal...

As coronavirus engulfs India, its global diaspora watches with despair Many Indian Americans are wracked with guilt over emerging from more than a year of isolation as relatives overseas struggle to find vaccines, hospital beds and, fatefully, their breath. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- Ankur Chandra, 38, talks about his fathers experience with COVID-19, during an interview Tuesday, April 27, 2021. (Photo | AP) By Associated Press LOS ANGELES: Bad news, knowing no time zones, arrives in ...

As virus engulfs India, diaspora watches with despair MALLIKA SEN, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3Ankur Chandra, 38, talks about his fathers experience with COVID-19, during an interview Tuesday, April 27, 2021, in New York. The New York-based consultants father is now recovering from COVID-19, alone in an apartment in India’s national capital region of Gurugram.David Martin/APShow MoreShow Less 2of3Ankur Chandra, 38, shows various websites he uses to keep track of ...

URL copied Image Source : AP Ankur Chandra, 38, talks about his fathers experience with COVID-19, during an interview Tuesday, April 27, 2021, in New York. The New York-based consultants father is now recovering from COVID-19, alone in an apartment in Gurugram. Bad news, knowing no time zones, arrives in a jarring burst of messages, calls and posts informing millions of members of Indias worldwide diaspora that yet another loved one has been sickened or lost t...