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Show Transcript 3:15 THIS IS PART OF THE REASON WE MADE THIS ORGANIZATION SO WE CAN HELP PEOPLE IN TIME OF NEED AND THIS IS A TIME OF CRISIS. AS THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC -- SHE IS DOING EVERYTHING SHE CAN TO RAISE MONEY IN YOUR HOMELAND. >> WE CAN HELP PEOPLE IN TIME OF NEED AND THIS IS A CRISIS. REPORTER: AS THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC CONTINUES TO HAVE DEVASTATING IMPACTS ON THOSE LIVING IN INDIA WITH THOUSANDS DYING EACH DAY. LOCAL DOCTOR AND PRESIDENT OF FEMALE INDIAN PHYSICIANS OF FLORIDA, SHEELA SHAH SAYS SHE SPENDS HOURS GIVING MEDICAL ADVICE AND TALKING TO PATIENTS OVERSEAS AS THE SITUATION WORSENS. >> I HAVE HEARD AND I HAVE SEEN FIRSTHAND FROM MY FAMILY MEMBER ABOUT THE CRISIS THAT IS GOING ON. FIRST OF ALL, THERE ARE NO HOSPITAL BED AVAILABLE. REPORTER: SHE SAYS THAT JUST SCRATCHING THE SURFACE ON THE PROBLEMS THE PEOPLE OF INDIA ARE FACING. >> IF THEY GET TO THE HOSPITAL BED THERE IS SHORTAGE OF OXYGEN AND THAT IS ANOTHER THING. SO THEY ARE DYING BECAUSE OF THE BASIC NECESSITY OF OXYGEN THEY CAN NOT GET. REPORTER: DOCTOR SHAH SAYS THE PEOPLE WHO ARE SUFFERING MOST WITH THE VIRUS ARE THOSE LIVING IN POVERTY. SHE SAYS THEY ARE HAVING TO CHOOSE EITHER EATING OR PAYING FOR TREATMENT. THE ORGANIZATION OF FEMALE INDIAN PHYSICIANS IS WORKING TO RAISE MONEY TO SEND TO DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE COUNTY. >> WE WANT THAT MONEY COLLECTED SO WE CAN PUT FOOD ON THE TABLE FOR THESE PEOPLE BECAUSE THEY ARE TRULY SUFFERIN REPORTER: AS THE DEATH TOLL A CASE NUMBERS CONTINUE TO RISE, THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION ANNOUNCED THEY WILL RESTRICT TRAVEL FROM INDIA STARTING TUESDAY. SOMETHING DOCTOR SHAH AGREES IS BEST. >> RIGHT NOW, YOU SHOULD NOT BE TRAVELING TO INDIA OR EVEN PEOPLE COMING FROM INDIA TO THE UNITED STATES BECAUSE IF THEY COME HERE THEY MIGHT BRING THIS TERRIBLE VARIANT HERE AND WE DON’T WANT TO INFECT THE PEOPLE HERE. REPORTER: THE WHITE HOUSE SAYS THE TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS ARE ON THE ADVICE OF THE CDC. A CDC TEAM OF HEALTH EXPERTS ARE EXPECTED TO BE ON THE GROUND SOON TO HELP HEALTH OFFICIALS IN INDIA SLOW THE SPREAD. REPORTING IN PALM BEACH COUNTY, ANA ESPINO
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As India grapples with a massive surge of COVID-19 cases, causing the country's medical system to meltdown, a South Florida organization is working overtime to provide relief to patients and their families.
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. â As India grapples with a massive surge of COVID-19 cases, causing the country's medical system to melt down, a South Florida organization is working overtime to provide relief to patients and their families.
"Doctors are overwhelmed.," said Dr. Sheela Shah, who practices internal medicine in North Palm Beach. "They are just overwhelmed because of the epic proportions of cases."
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