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As Virus Cases Rise, India Faces "Human, Economic Catastrophe": Report
- Tuesday September 8, 2020
- India News | Ari Altstedter, Dhwani Pandya and Anurag Kotoky, Bloomberg
The novel coronavirus seemed like a distant problem in Boisar, a small factory town about two hours from Mumbai, until Daniel Tribhuvan died.
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Herd Immunity Seems To Be Developing In Mumbai's Poorest Areas
- Wednesday July 29, 2020
- India News | Ari Altstedter and Dhwani Pandya, Bloomberg
Around six in ten people living in some of the biggest slums in the country have antibodies for the novel coronavirus indicating they've recovered from infection, in what appears to be one of the highest population immunity levels known worldwide.
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Corpses In Hallways, Patients On Floor As Virus Overwhelms Mumbai
- Monday June 1, 2020
- India News | Dhwani Pandya and Ari Altstedter, Bloomberg
Hospital wards with corpses left unattended in hallways. Patients asked to sleep on the floor until beds open up. A woman with brain damage who died because she was refused medical help until her family could prove she was virus-free.
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As Virus Cases Rise, India Faces "Human, Economic Catastrophe": Report
- Tuesday September 8, 2020
- India News | Ari Altstedter, Dhwani Pandya and Anurag Kotoky, Bloomberg
The novel coronavirus seemed like a distant problem in Boisar, a small factory town about two hours from Mumbai, until Daniel Tribhuvan died.
- www.ndtv.com
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Herd Immunity Seems To Be Developing In Mumbai's Poorest Areas
- Wednesday July 29, 2020
- India News | Ari Altstedter and Dhwani Pandya, Bloomberg
Around six in ten people living in some of the biggest slums in the country have antibodies for the novel coronavirus indicating they've recovered from infection, in what appears to be one of the highest population immunity levels known worldwide.
- www.ndtv.com
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Corpses In Hallways, Patients On Floor As Virus Overwhelms Mumbai
- Monday June 1, 2020
- India News | Dhwani Pandya and Ari Altstedter, Bloomberg
Hospital wards with corpses left unattended in hallways. Patients asked to sleep on the floor until beds open up. A woman with brain damage who died because she was refused medical help until her family could prove she was virus-free.
- www.ndtv.com