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CNN speaks to doctor on the front lines in India's Covid-19 crisis

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CNN speaks to doctor on the front lines in India's Covid-19 crisis

CNN speaks to doctor on the front lines in India's Covid-19 crisis

As the coronavirus situation worses in India, hospitals are full and lacking oxygen while only two percent of the population has been fully vaccinated.

CNN’s Sam Kiley speaks to a doctor in New Delhi who says the losses are incomprehensible.


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