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From caring for children who lost their parents to COVID-19 to giving them psychosocial support – the top Social Stories of the week

From caring for children who lost their parents to COVID-19 to giving them psychosocial support – the top Social Stories of the week
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200 villagers in India flee homes to avoid Covid vaccination - some jump into nearby river -- Society's Child -- Sott.net

As medical officials aim to quickly administer COVID-19 vaccines across India, residents of one village were seen fleeing their homes and jumping into a nearby river to avoid what they believed was a "poisonous injection." Comment: It's becoming...

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Villagers in India Flee Homes, Jump Into River to Avoid COVID Vaccination

Several individuals ran from medics and jumped into the Saryu River as misinformation spread across the village that the COVID-19 vaccine was poisonous, or could lead to death, impotence or viral

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India Reports Shortage of Wood Needed for Funeral Pyres as COVID Deaths Surpass 234K

India Reports Shortage of Wood Needed for Funeral Pyres as COVID Deaths Surpass 234K
On 5/7/21 at 10:38 AM EDT
Some cities in India are reporting a shortage of wood needed for funeral pyres to cremate the bodies of deceased COVID-19 victims, as coronavirus deaths surpass more than 234,000.
In Varanasi, a city regarded as the spiritual capital of the nation, the situation has gotten so bad that local crematorium workers have said the demand for wood is four times higher than the usual rate.
"As long as I've worked here, I've never seen so many dead bodies coming in. The last month has shocked me," a man working at a crematorium site in Varanasi told CNN. "The three main suppliers have run out of wood. The local administration had to intervene," he added.

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India Covid-19 appeal: Herald readers raise $200,000 for World Vision

India Covid-19 appeal: Herald readers raise $200,000 for World Vision
6 May, 2021 09:16 PM
4 minutes to read
World Vision India's Director of Health Dr Carel Joseph, and Surgeon Dr. Anjima Das share feelings of helplessness and fear as Covid ravages India. Video / World Vision / AP / Getty
World Vision India's Director of Health Dr Carel Joseph, and Surgeon Dr. Anjima Das share feelings of helplessness and fear as Covid ravages India. Video / World Vision / AP / Getty
NZ Herald
New Zealand Herald readers have raised a staggering $203,791 for World Vision in just three days to provide relief for India's Covid-19 crisis.
The money will go towards desperately needed supplies of oxygen, beds, medical supplies and food in India, where daily new cases have topped 400,000 and the official death tally is almost 4000 a day. Experts believe both figures are an undercount.

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India Covid-19 appeal: 'Up to 75 patients waiting for each hospital bed'

Most people dying from Covid in India cannot even get into a hospital.

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Indian Doctor Says Hospital Beds Have Waiting Lists Up to 75 Names Long, 'We Are Devastated'

Indian Doctor Says Hospital Beds Have Waiting Lists Up to 75 Names Long, 'We Are Devastated'
On 5/5/21 at 3:31 PM EDT
In an article published in the
New Zealand Herald, Joseph, who is a public health and infectious diseases expert, described the situation in India as "devastating" and warned that the situation will likely worsen in the coming weeks.
"There is something especially soul-crushing about being a doctor and not being able to help. You feel like you have everything, but you can't do anything," Joseph wrote.
"The second wave of Covid-19 in India has been like nothing we've ever seen before," he added. "Hospital beds now have waiting lists. Each one has as many as 75 patients waiting for it. That has been the reality for the past two or three weeks all across India. And there's a massive shortage of oxygen. Hospitals all over the country are crying out for oxygen. Beds with ventilators are a distant dream."

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