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India Coronavirus Dispatch: Fatalities cross 300,000-mark, recoveries surge

Fatalities cross the grim milestone of 300,000 India reported 222,315 fresh coronavirus infections on Monday, taking the cumulative caseload to 26.7 million, according to central health ministry data. The country saw 4,454 deaths due to the pandemic, taking the death toll to 303,720. The active caseload is at 2.7 million, while the total recoveries have surged to 23.7 million. As many as 196 million shots have been administered since the nationwide inoculation programme kicked off on January 16. Of these, 942,722 were given on Sunday. B.1.617 variant, first detected in India, found in 65% of samples sequenced India s health minister Harsh Vardhan said the B.1.617 variant of the novel coronavirus, which has been identified as variant of concern by the World Health organization (WHO), has become the dominant one in the country, according to a report in the Hindustan Times. When we talk about genome sequencing, over 25,739 samples have been sequenced by INSACOG and 9,508 were f

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Coronavirus: India Late To The Table In Buying Vaccines, Says Top Virologist Dr Gagandeep Kang

Coronavirus: Several states have raised concern over vaccine shortage (Reuters) New Delhi: India delayed the process of bulk-buying vaccines unlike several other nations and may now have few options available in the international market. Aren t we a little late to the table on this one? said Dr Gagandeep Kang, a top virologist who is also a member of the Supreme Court-appointed committee on medical oxygen. The rest of the world has been buying vaccines at risk for a year, so what s the supply that is available in the market for us to go now and say we want to buy vaccines? she said.

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COVID-19: India little late to the table in buying vaccines, says top virologist Gagandeep Kang

COVID-19: India little late to the table in buying vaccines, says top virologist Gagandeep Kang
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As India s daily COVID-19 deaths reach new high, Modi opposes free vaccinations

As India’s daily COVID-19 deaths reach new high, Modi opposes free vaccinations Although India’s new daily COVID-19 infections dropped this week below 300,000 for the first time in almost a month, the official death toll reached record highs on successive days, with 4,329 fatalities registered on Tuesday and 4,529 on Wednesday. Making the situation even worse, the pandemic has found new breeding grounds in India’s remote and rural areas, where more than 65 percent of the country’s population over 800 million mostly oppressed and impoverished people reside. Health care facilities are virtually nonexistent in rural areas. People wait to receive COVID-19 vaccine in Mumbai, India, Thursday, April 29, 2021. (AP Photo/Rajanish Kakade)

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Editorial: New guardianship law adds oversight, favors alternatives » Albuquerque Journal

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Reform is never easy – especially when you are dealing with an institution or system cloaked in secrecy and one in which historically there have been few effective options for challenging decisions that adversely affect people’s lives. So that makes the positive changes in New Mexico’s court-run system of guardianships and conservatorships for people no longer capable of managing their own affairs all the more gratifying – and meaningful. In what essentially is the third wave of reforms since the Journal launched its “Who Guards the Guardians?” series of investigative articles beginning in November 2016, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham last month signed into law a reform measure that promises thousands of incapacitated adults under court-ordered guardianships more oversight of their cases by a new team of court auditors. It also sets up a pilot program in which volunteer court visitor

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