Mientras los hospitales en la India batallan para conseguir oxígeno y más pacientes con COVID-19 mueren en medio de la escasez, un tribunal de Nueva Delhi dijo que comenzaría a castigar a los funcionarios que no entreguen vitales suministros médicos.
El domingo, el país registró 392 mil 488 infecciones, comparado con 401 mil 993 reportadas 24 horas antes. También hubo 3 mil 689 muertes adicionales, lo que eleva el total a 215 mil 542. Los expertos creen que ambas cifras están subestimadas.
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