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India and other virus hot spots across the globe could disrupt the economic recovery in Massachusetts Larry Edelman © Fariha Farooqui A pedestrian walks along a near-deserted street on Thursday during a lockdown imposed to try and contain the spread of COVID-19 in Mumbai. Mumbai is half a world away from Massachusetts, but the deepening COVID-19 crisis there, and throughout India, drives home how much we’ve got riding on other nations getting the pandemic under control. In this global economy, when they hurt, we feel it.See more coronavirus coverage Countries with important economic and cultural links to Massachusetts are struggling with heavy caseloads and low vaccination rates. India, engulfed in a full-blown humanitarian tragedy, is the most dramatic example. But Canada, Mexico, Brazil, and parts of Europe are also lagging behind the United States, where 30 percent of the population has been fully vaccinated.India’s COVID-19 surge is a flashback, and

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