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India continues to report high COVID-19 coronavirus daily case and death numbers - medical oxygen becoming hard to find in Maharashtra - September 13,

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4,754,356 cumulative cases including 75,586 deaths.

Yesterday's totals were 4,659,984 cases, 77,472 deaths. link

94,372 new cases including 1,886 deaths reported in last 24 hours by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. link


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The western state of Maharashtra has been particularly hard-hit, with total confirmed cases breaching the 1 million mark late on Friday, making it the first state or province anywhere in the world to cross that mark.

If the state, which is India’s richest, were a country, it would rival Russia for the fourth highest number of coronavirus cases globally.

In some parts of the state, medical oxygen was becoming hard to find. Dr Amit Thadhani, Medical Director of Niramaya Hospitals in Panvel, a suburb of India’s financial capital Mumbai, said the shortage in his area was acute.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...india-as-coronavirus-cases-rise-idUSKBN2630A1
 
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