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Delhi: Families of COVID patients in despair

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Delhi: Families of COVID patients in despair

Delhi: Families of COVID patients in despair

Delhi continues to bear the brunt of COVID-19.

Patients are struggling to find beds in national capital.

Families are facing hardships in admitting their loved ones to hospital.

Delhi hospitals are reeling under shortage of beds as well as oxygen.

Delhi is reporting over 200 deaths daily due to COVID.


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