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[CPTMiller]

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[Cottonmouth]

As expected media uses fake images to create fear and anxiety about Covid.

There is no fear, there's much joy and happiness to know that these shitskins are dropping like flies and their corpses getting raped and burned. Fucking India!

 

[Cottonmouth]

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They asked for it, look at those filthy indians gathered in their fucking ganges river.

 

[Leckmichamarsch]

They stole our jobs
made our children n theirs do lowclass jobs
cheated billions from Singtel Amaravati DBAss - LVB etc
they hv money to send rocket n soon men to moon AND WE NEED TO HELP THEM?????/
YOU ARE CRAZY TO HELP esp when they are irresponsible in letting millions half naked hindus ran loose in their stupid festivals

 

[CPTMiller]

They asked for it, look at those filthy indians gathered in their fucking ganges river.

Many wants to come heaven land eg. Singapore

 

[Leckmichamarsch]

I can donate some match sticks for them to burn their corpse.

..........n I some joss sticks

 

[Rogue Trader]

You help them they will still stick a knife in your back one day

 

[mojito]

Sounds logical If they tear the CECA agreement. Should we help those who stole our lunch?

Your kind nest will be repaid by talent surplus competing for Singapore.

 

[mojito]

I think the PAP govt should stay out of this and let individual companies and institutions do their own donations.

Ratface Ong will not let a media opportunity like this slide. Can't let law lance get all the lime light yes?

 

[tanwahtiu]

Fuck all of them dead early...

Sounds logical If they tear the CECA agreement. Should we help those who stole our lunch?

 

[tanwahtiu]

Ahneh can go rape dead woman carcass.... dead woman tells no lies...

 

[sleaguepunter]

There over 1000 million people in India. Thousands die per day from all types of causes in India pre covid. What is a couple thousand more? The media is just making it look worse than actual facts. Population growth in India is still positive not negative despite Covid
Still in line to overtake China as the most populous nation in the coming years.

 

[Pinkieslut]

 

[laksaboy]

I pledge my moral support. 印度加油！





Edit: This was the removed video, but the original version with the narration.

 

[capamerica]

A waste of time and effort. The cases will start dropping on their own soon in the meantime just batten down the hatches and soldier on.

Wrong. Again. Call it 0 for 106 tries.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/04/27/india/india-covid-underreporting-intl-hnk-dst/index.html

As Covid sweeps India, experts say cases and deaths are going unreported

By Jessie Yeung, CNN

Updated 7:05 AM ET, Tue April 27, 2021


(CNN)India, home to the world's worst ongoing coronavirus outbreak, has reported more than 17.6 million cases since the pandemic began last year.
But the real number, experts fear, could be up to 30 times higher -- meaning more than half a billion cases.
Health workers and scientists in India have long warned that Covid-19 infections and related deaths are significantly underreported for several reasons, including poor infrastructure, human error, and low testing levels.
Some things have changed since then -- testing has greatly increased in the wake of the first wave, for instance. But still, the true extent of the second wave now ravaging India is likely much worse than official numbers suggest.

"It's widely known that both the case numbers and the mortality figures are undercounts, they always have been," said Ramanan Laxminarayan, director of the Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics and Policy in New Delhi.


"Last year we estimated that only one in about 30 infections were being caught by testing, so the reported cases are a serious underestimate of true infections," he said. "This time, the mortality figures are probably serious underestimates, and what we're seeing on the ground is many more deaths, than what has been officially reported."
CNN has reached out to the country's health ministry for comment about the claims of underreporting.
As the first wave began to ebb in September last year, the government pointed to its low death rate as a sign of its success in handling the outbreak, and to support its decision to lift some restrictions. Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated the low figures as boosting "the confidence of people," and predicted that "the entire country will emerge victorious in the battle against Covid-19," according to a press release in August.

A man stands amid burning pyres of Covid-19 victims at a crematorium in New Delhi, India, on April 26.

That battle is still ongoing. The country's daily death toll is now projected to continue climbing until mid-May, according to prediction models from the University of Washington's Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluations.

The death toll could peak at more than 13,000 a day -- more than four times the current daily death toll, the predictions show.
"I don't think any family has been spared a Covid death," said Laxminarayan. "There's a missing person in every family that I can think of."

 

[capamerica]

Remember a couple of months ago when everyone thought that South Africa was going to be wiped out because of new variant blah blah blah....

Well guess what.... nature took care of things just as it has always done and the cases and deaths have plunged even without vaccinations.

It will take a lot more deaths for India to ever hope of catching up with the SA death toll.

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wrong. again. call it 0 for 107 tries.

 

[capamerica]

Covid is like the stock market... what goes up must come down.

Wrong. Again. Call it 0 for 108 attempts.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021...ctions-surge-fuelled-by-indias-mutant-strains

Nepal COVID infections surge, fuelled by India’s mutant strains
Nepal, which shares a long porous border with India, reported 3,032 new infections on Sunday, the highest daily surge recorded this year.



Authorities in Nepal are grappling to contain the rapid rise of COVID-19 cases with experts fearing that thousands of people in the Himalayan state have caught the more infectious mutant strains emerging out of India.
Nepal, which shares a long porous border with India, reported 3,032 new infections on Sunday, the highest daily number recorded this year.
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It took the total caseload since the pandemic first struck Nepal to 300,119 with 3,164 deaths so far, according to government data.
“We have detected the UK variant and the double mutant variant detected in India,” Krishna Prasad Paudel, the director of Nepal’s Epidemiology and Disease Control Department Paudel told Reuters news agency, adding that experts were checking for other variants too.

A health worker prepares to inoculate a woman with a COVID vaccine at a health post near Lukla, Nepal [Prakash Mathema/AFP]Nepal launched its vaccination campaign in January and gave shots to 1.9 million people, all provided by India and China.


But health experts feared that continuation of the vaccination drive was uncertain after officials had failed to procure more doses from India or any other source.
More than 90 developing nations, including Nepal, rely on India – home to the Serum Institute, the world’s largest vaccine maker – for the doses to protect their own populations, but India has now prioritised its own needs as a second wave of the epidemic there rages out of control.
“The virus is mutating very fast…what started in India has now entered Nepal too,” said Rabindra Pandey, a public health expert, adding that if the trend continued for a week, new patients would be unable to find beds as hospitals were already stretched.

Nepalese wearing face masks gather for evening rituals at Pashupatinath temple in Kathmandu [File: Niranjan Shrestha/AP]Wedged between China and India, Nepal shares a 1,751-kilometre (1,094-mile) border with its southern neighbour India. The border was closed for some time during a lockdown last year when the first wave of the epidemic struck, but it has since been reopened.

Nepal’s former King Gyanendra and his wife, who tested positive for the virus after returning from India where they attended a religious festival, were undergoing treatment at a private facility in Kathmandu.

“The situation is really frightening,” said Prakash Thapa, a doctor at Bheri hospital in Nepalgunj, a city in the southwest plains bordering India.
He said the hospital was inundated with coronavirus patients requiring intensive care and ventilators.
“This time even children and young people are brought in critical condition and patients are even sleeping on the floor and corridors,” he said.

Nepal’s ruling Communist Party has been embroiled in a power struggle for months, and Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has been criticised for his response to the crisis.
Foreign Minister Pradeep Gyawali told reporters on Sunday that despite the surge in cases, a nationwide lockdown was not required.
Nepal’s economy contracted for the first time in four decades in the last fiscal year due to a months-long lockdown to contain the pandemic.
SOURCE: REUTERS

 

[capamerica]

As expected media uses fake images to create fear and anxiety about Covid.

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Wrong. Again. Call it 0 for 109 tries.

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/26/pho...ndia-as-coronavirus-cases-top-17-million.html


Photos show the deadly toll of Covid in India as coronavirus cases top 17 million
PUBLISHED MON, APR 26 202110:08 AM EDTUPDATED MON, APR 26 20217:41 PM EDT

Vicky McKeever@VMCKEEVERCNBC

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KEY POINTS

• India has reported a record number of coronavirus cases for the fifth day in a row, with a second wave pushing its health-care system to the brink.
• There were some 352,991 new cases of Covid-19 reported in the last 24 hours, seeing India’s total number of infections top 17 million, with 5 million cases counted in April alone.

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As India’s Covid crisis worsens, it threatens the economic rebound

India has reported a record number of coronavirus cases for the fifth day in a row, with a second wave pushing its health-care system to the brink.
There were some 352,991 new cases of Covid-19 reported in the last 24 hours, seeing India’s total number of infections top 17 million, with 5 million cases counted in April alone. At least 2,182 people have died from the virus in the last 24 hours, taking the South Asian nation’s death toll to over 195,000, though media reports indicate the official figure is being understated.

Before the second wave, India was reporting an average of around 10,000 new cases a day. Its government has been criticized for allowing religious festivals and election rallies to go ahead this year.
India’s hospitals have run out of beds and are suffering an extreme shortage of oxygen to treat patients.
A patient sits inside an ambulance waiting to enter a Covid hospital for treatment

A patient with breathing problem is seen inside an ambulance waiting to enter a COVID-19 hospital for treatment, amidst the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Ahmedabad, India, April 20, 2021.
Amit Dave | Reuters
A man runs past the burning funeral pyres of those who died from Covid

A man runs past the burning funeral pyres of those who died from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), during a mass cremation, at a crematorium in New Delhi, India April 26, 2021.
Adnan Abidi | Reuters
A man prepares a funeral pyre to cremate a body

A man prepares a funeral pyre to cremate the body of a person, who died due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), at a crematorium ground in New Delhi, India, April 22, 2021.
Danish Siddiqui | Reuters
Medical staff attends to a person in a temporary care center

Medical staff in PPE attending to a person in the temporary Covid-19 care centre attached to LNJP Hospital, at Shehnai Banquet Hall, on April 23, 2021 in New Delhi, India.
Raj K Raj | Hindustan Times | Getty Images
A man wearing an outfit resembling the Covid virus moves around a marketplace urging people to follow safety protocols

A man from a Non-governmental organization (NGO) wearing an outfit resembling the Covid-19 coronavirus moves around a marketplace urging people to follow the safety protocols during an awareness drive held in Siliguri on April 25, 2021.
Diptendu Dutta | AFP | Getty Images
A worker disinfects nozzles of oxygen cylinders as they are refilled in a factory

A worker disinfects nozzles of oxygen cylinders as they are refilled in a factory, amidst the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Ahmedabad, India, April 25, 2021.
Amit Dave | Reuters
Umar Farooq mourns over the body of his mother, who died of Covid, before her burial at a graveyard in Srinagar

Umar Farooq mourns over to the body of his mother, who died of Covid-19 coronavirus, before her burial at a graveyard in Srinagar on April 26, 2021.
Tauseef Mustafa | AFP | Getty Images
People wait to cremate those who died due to the coronavirus in New Delhi

People wait to cremate victims who died due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), at a crematorium ground in New Delhi, India, April 23, 2021.
Danish Siddiqui | Reuters
A doctor tends to a patient’s breathing problem inside an ambulance as she waits to enter a Covid hospital

A doctor tends to a patient with a breathing problem inside an ambulance waiting to enter a COVID-19 hospital for treatment, amidst the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Ahmedabad, India, April 25, 2021.
Amit Dave | Reuters
People wearing protective face masks wait to receive a vaccine in Mumbai

People wearing protective face masks wait to receive a vaccine for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) at a vaccination centre in Mumbai, India, April 26, 2021.
Niharika Kulkarni | Reuters

 

[songsongjurong]

dont be a dumbass and throw good money away.

let them rot til kingdom come

 

[rajmanickam]

This forum must be shut down for good. It's breeding racism against Indians.

I have notified the relevant authorities to take appropriate actions against those who persist on insulting my race and my motherland!