According to BBC analysis, the second wave of COVID-19 outbreak in India was mainly due to the relaxation of hygiene regulations by the authorities and the ineffective implementation of the mask order. According to the Business insider website, at least 50 million Hindus crowded along the Henghe River to take a bath and attend a religious festival at the beginning of this month. Indian Prime Minister Modi held an election rally in March, which attracted 800,000 voters.
At the same time, new virus strains appeared in India, including "double mutation" and "triple mutation" strains with particularly strong toxicity.
Oxygen shortage in India:
In April 20021year, a new round of epidemic in India almost crushed India's medical system, and hypoxia became more and more serious. In order to get more oxygen supply, some local governments in India do not hesitate to block the oxygen transport vehicles passing through the local area. Some local groups have also taken action to save themselves. In northern India, some religious sites have been transformed into "oxygen inhalation centers". ?
April 24th, 20021year According to Indian media statistics, in the past 24 hours, Indian railways have transported nearly 150 tons of medical oxygen to the whole country. Due to the large demand and insufficient supply, many oxygen plants have been overwhelmed. In front of an oxygen factory in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh, India, many medical workers, community workers and ordinary citizens lined up outside the factory with empty oxygen bottles.
Refer to the above? Baidu Encyclopedia -202 1 Indian COVID-19 Epidemic