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I called a friend in Mumbai, Shashank Joshi, who is a member of his state’s COVID-19 task force. “Our I.C.U.s are nearly empty,” he told me. Joshi is a doctor with seemingly infinite reserves of energy: a stethoscope perpetually dangling across his chest, he has spent the past several months carrouselling among slums, hospitals, and government offices, coördinating the state’s response. Early last spring, when the first serious spread of COVID-19 was reported in India, Joshi jumped into action. Dharavi, in Mumbai, is Asia’s largest slum: a million residents live in shanties, some...

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Five men have been jailed after police busted their lucrative cocaine home-delivery racket in Tunbridge Wells. Sales totalling nearly half a million pounds were organised by the gang, which set up 24-hour phone lines to take orders and courier the drugs. Customers ordered cocaine via the hotlines, giving their postcodes for delivery to their doorsteps. Detectives found between March and December 2019, the drugs network was being run by an Albanian organised crime group headed by 35-year-old Drini Dosku. Dosku was assisted by Mark Gjeci, and together they used couriers, Elvis Shehu Eldjort ...

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