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As the COVID disaster worsens, “terrible” weeks are coming for the Indian News for India
COVID-19 infections and deaths are growing at an alarming rate without an end to the crisis in India and leading experts have warned that nearly 1.4 billion people in the country in the coming weeks will be “horrible”.
The official count of coronavirus cases in India has been more than 20 million, almost doubled in the last three months, and officially 220,000 deaths. On Tuesday, the health ministry reported 357,229 new cases in the last 24 hours and 3,449 deaths from COVID-19.
In the country, people are dying outside the hospital’s distressed homes and funeral pyres that light up the night sky.
India’s growth is over 20 million, with an increase of 357,229 new cases in the last 24 hours, and a further 3,449 deaths, for a total of 222,408.
India on Tuesday confirmed more than 20 million coronavirus infections in the official total, although that number is believed to be the lowest number.
The sharp rise in COVID-19 cases has left the country’s health system at its peak, oxygen has been depleted in hospitals and hospital beds have almost been occupied.
In the country, people are dying outside the hospital’s distressed homes and funeral pyres that light up the night sky.
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Apr 23, 2021, by Staff Writer
SMITHFIELD, RI – Two Bryant economists, President Ross Gittell, Ph.D., and Faculty Fellow and incoming Executive Director of Institutional Effectiveness and Strategy Edinaldo Tebaldi, Ph.D., are joining the Rhode Island Foundation’s new initiative, “Make it Happen: Investing for Rhode Island’s Future,” to help develop recommendations for spending up to $1 billion in broad new stimulus funding the state is projected to receive from the federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARP).
“We are proud that members of the Bryant University community are able to contribute to this important initiative.
Prominent Bryant alumni, Jessica David 10MBA, consultant and former executive vice president of strategy and community investments at the Rhode Island Foundation, and John Galvin ’91MBA, President & CEO at AAA Northeast, are also among the top Rhode Island leaders who will contribute to the effort. Rhode Island Foundat
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