Chennai tourist crushed to death as elephants fight at Kodagu camp in Karnataka
Chennai tourist crushed to death as elephants fight at Kodagu camp in Karnataka
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Tonnes of foreign aid in the form of oxygen generators, concentrators and ventilators were received by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) officials in the past one week. Around 40 countries came forward to help India deal with the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic that has devastated many parts of the country.
It, however, has come to light that while the first consignment of Covid-19 assistance arrived in India on April 25, the Centre took seven days to frame the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for distributing these life-saving medical supplies among states even as hospitals begged for oxygen and people succumbed to the deadly disease. India asks why?
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