Oxygen, Medicines, Vaccines: Disaster Management A Disaster?

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  • Published On: April 30, 2021
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The second coronavirus wave has devastated India and broken the back of India's healthcare system. There are shortages of beds, medicines, vaccines and life-saving oxygen. Fixing accountability is important. But it is equally important to come to the aid of people now. As Priyanka Chopra said on her social media account - 'We will ask the questions, but right now let us get together and help'. While aid is on its way, the one strong way of stopping the virus in its tracks was vaccination. The vaccination drive is open to all from May 1. But in order to help ourselves, we have to ask a simple question - Where are the vaccines? States say they don't have stocks.

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