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FILE PHOTO: Relatives wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) mourn a man, who died from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), during his funeral at a crematorium in New Delhi, India April 21, 2021. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi LUCKNOW, India (Reuters) - As Sushil Kumar Srivastava's breathlessness worsened, his family bundled the 70-year-old into a car and drove him to a hospital in the capital of India's northern Uttar Pradesh state, where he tested positive for the coronavirus. After the private hospital turned the retired government official away because it didn't have any vacant beds, his so...

As Sushil Kumar Srivastava's breathlessness worsened, his family bundled the 70-year-old into a car and drove him to a hospital in the capital of India's northern Uttar Pradesh state, where he tested positive for the coronavirus. A man waits to get an oxygen tanker filled for a Covid-19 patient, at a refill station in Allahabad in India. Photo: AFP After the private hospital turned the retired government official away because it didn't have any vacant beds, his son Ashish bought two oxygen cylinders and drove his father on a hunt for a hospital that could admit him. "All the hospitals asked...

India's most populous state fighting losing battle for COVID-19 beds and tests 21.04.2021 As Sushil Kumar Srivastava's breathlessness worsened, his family bundled the 70-year-old into a car and drove him to a hospital in the capital of India's northern Uttar Pradesh state, where he tested positive for the coronavirus. After the private hospital turned the retired government official away because it didn't have any vacant beds, his son Ashish brought two oxygen cylinders and drove his father on a hunt for a hospital that could admit him. "All the hospitals asked for a referral letter from the ...

As Sushil Kumar Srivastava's breathlessness worsened, his family bundled the 70-year-old into a car and drove him to a hospital in Lucknow, where he tested positive for the coronavirus.

Vinay Srivastava’s death shows UP’s healthcare system has collapsed The journalist almost live tweeted his death while begging the Adityanath government for help. 21 Apr, 2021 “They didn’t admit him for want of a document,” an exasperated Harshit Srivastava said over the phone from Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. He had lost his father, Vinay Srivastava, to Covid a few hours earlier. His voice quivered with emotion and anger. It was April 17, and tweets posted by Vinay less than 24 hours before had gone viral. In a series of tweets, Vinay, 65, a journalist of 35 years, note...