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Apr 20, 2021 11:20 AM EDT NEW DELHI (AP) — Seema Gandotra, sick with the coronavirus, gasped for breath in an ambulance for 10 hours, as it tried unsuccessfully at six hospitals in India’s sprawling capital to find an open bed. By the time she was admitted, it was too late, and the 51-year-old died hours later. Rajiv Tiwari, whose oxygen levels began falling after he tested positive for the virus, has the opposite problem: He identified an open bed, but the 3...

No place for you: Indian hospitals buckle amid virus surge FILE In this April 19, 2021 file photo, a relative of a person who died of COVID-19 reacts during cremation, in New Delhi, India. Indias health system is collapsing under the worst surge in coronavirus infections that it has seen so far. Medical oxygen is scarce. Intensive care units are full. Nearly all ventilators are in use, and the dead are piling up at crematoriums and graveyards. Such traged...

Aniruddha Ghosal And Neha Mehrotra A woman and child look out the window of a a bus as they leave for their village following a six-day lockdown put into place to control the rising cases of coronavirus infections, in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, April 20, 2021. India recorded over 250,000 new infections and over 1,700 deaths in the past 24 hours alone, and the U.K. announced a travel ban on most visitors from the country this week. (AP Photo/Manish Swarup) April 20, 2...

A constable and his friend were arrested in Kasganj, Uttar Pradeshh after they allegedly gang-raped a woman.

PATNA: Police recovered at least five countrymade crude bombs along with arms and ammunition from a house on road number 4 in Shastri Nagar under Kasim Bazaar police station area in Munger district on Tuesday. Four plastic bottles filled with some highly inflammable liquid were also recovered. Police sources said the liquid was meant to be used as Molotov cocktail, better known as petrol bomb. The arms and explosives were stored with the motive of capturing a 12-kattha plot of land at Shastri ...

Heavy police reinforcements, led by Rohtas superintendent of police (SP) Ashish Bharti, rushed in and resorted to mild lathicharge to control the situation. Several youths have been either detained or arrested from the spot. “The executive officer of the municipal council and police personnel had gone to enforce the Covid-19 guidelines. At that time some people, mainly students, started rioting after being instigated by some persons. They indulged in stone pelting, arson and created a law and...

Sasaram: Police fired tear gas to disperse the students, who indulged in arson, rioting and ransacking of government offices in protest against closure of coaching institutes by the administration on Monday morning in view of the surge in coronavirus cases in the state. The students alleged that in the name of coronavirus, the government was ruining their career by closing the educational institutions. Many private, police and government vehicles, boundary wall of the collectorate, parking she...

Bihar: Students go on rampage against move to close educational institutions ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Mon, Apr 5 2021 13:57 IST | ​ 4 Views Bihar: Students go on rampage against move to close educational institutions. Image Source: IANS News Patna, April 5 : The students of Bihars Rohtas district went on a rampage and resorted to arson following the state governments decision to close all the educational institutions till April 11 in the wake of the steady rise in the number of Cov...

Protest against non-reopening of coaching institutes turns violent in Bihar town SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 05, 2021, 04:14 PM IST Share Synopsis The town police station area here, district headquarters of Rohtas, witnessed mayhem at the hands of "anti-social elements, besides some students egged on by mischievous private coaching institute owners", a senior police official said. PTI District Magistrate Dharmendra Kumar said in a strongly worded statement "in view of the raging pandemic, it had...

Violent protest in Bihar against move to close educational institutions The students set tyres ablaze on the road connecting the mini-secretariat and the main post office in the district headquarter Sasaram Monday April 5, 2021 3:20 PM, IANS Patna: The students of Bihars Rohtas district went on a rampage and resorted to arson following the state governments decision to close all the educational institutions till April 11 in the wake of the steady rise in the number of Covid-19 cases. The decisi...