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China steps up construction along disputed Bhutan border - Vimarsana News

China steps up construction along disputed Bhutan border

China has accelerated settlement-building along its disputed border with Bhutan, with more than 200 structures, including two-storey buildings, under construction in six locations, according to satellite image analysis conducted for Reuters

Vanishing tropical rainforests - Vimarsana News

Vanishing tropical rainforests

The world’s largest living store of greenhouse gas is rapidly vanishing and with it the hopes of staving off catastrophic climate change.

Mass cremations, day and night - Vimarsana News

Mass cremations, day and night

How burial grounds and crematoriums across India were overwhelmed with bodies following a devastating second wave of COVID-19 infections

#COVIDSOS: India Twitter paints desperate picture of COVID-19 crisis - Vimarsana News

#COVIDSOS: India Twitter paints desperate picture of COVID-19 crisis

Slideshow ( 4 images ) BENGALURU (Reuters) - As a wave of COVID-19 infections has swept through India, overwhelming its healthcare system and government, people have turned to Twitter in a desperate attempt to crowdsource help for anything from coronavirus tests to oxygen cylinders. Pleas for oxygen, hospital beds, ventilators, access to intensive care units and even COVID-19 tests have inundated the Twitter feeds of Indian users since the crisis worsened in April. The shortage has been particularly acute in the capital city New Delhi. A 30-minute window into Twitter usage in India on April 2...

#COVIDSOS: India Twitter paints desperate picture of COVID-19 crisis - Vimarsana News

#COVIDSOS: India Twitter paints desperate picture of COVID-19 crisis

Slideshow ( 4 images ) BENGALURU (Reuters) - As a wave of COVID-19 infections has swept through India, overwhelming its healthcare system and government, people have turned to Twitter in a desperate attempt to crowdsource help for anything from coronavirus tests to oxygen cylinders. Pleas for oxygen, hospital beds, ventilators, access to intensive care units and even COVID-19 tests have inundated the Twitter feeds of Indian users since the crisis worsened in April. The shortage has been particularly acute in the capital city New Delhi. A 30-minute window into Twitter usage in India on April 2...