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Delhi adds makeshift crematoriums as deaths climb © Getty Images Makeshift pyres are being built in parks in Delhi as the city runs out of space for cremations Makeshift pyres are being built in crematoriums in India's capital Delhi as the city runs out of space to cremate its dead. Deaths have been steadily rising in India as a deadly second wave of Covid infections devastates the country, with 380 recorded in Delhi alone on Monday. Medical oxygen, intensive care unit (ICU) beds and life-saving medicines are falling short. India has recorded more than a million Covid-19 cases in just a ...

Barbados Today April 27, 2021 SOURCE: BBC Crematoriums in the Indian capital Delhi have been forced to build makeshift funeral pyres, as the city runs out of space to cremate its dead. Staff are working around the clock, while parks and other empty spaces are also being utilised for cremations. Families have had to wait hours before being allowed to cremate their dead due to the rise in demand. Deaths have been surging in India as a second wave of infections devastates the country. The rising number of deaths – 380 were recorded in Delhi alone on Monday – has left crematoriums i...

Crematoriums in the Indian capital Delhi have been forced to build makeshift funeral pyres, as the city runs out of space to cremate its dead. Relatives wearing PPE at the site of a funeral pyre in Delhi on 27 April. Pyres have been built in parks and other empty spaces after Delhi's crematoriums reached capacity Photo: AFP Staff are working around the clock, while parks and other empty spaces are also being utilised for cremations. Families have had to wait hours before being allowed to cremate their dead due to the rise in demand. Deaths have been surging in India as a second wave of infec...

Park turned into cremation ground Updated: Updated: 20 platforms being created to take pressure off Sarai Kale Khan crematorium Share Article 20 platforms being created to take pressure off Sarai Kale Khan crematorium In a move that reflects the severity of the COVID-19 crisis in Delhi, a public park has been converted into a cremation ground in south-east Delhi. Pyres are likely to start burning at the ground from Monday as bodies pile up across the city and designated crematoriums struggle to keep pace. A worker at the nearby Sarai Kale Khan crematorium said they have only 20 pyre platfo...

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