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How can the world help India — and where does that help need to go?

  • Written by Dileep Mavalankar, Vice President western region, Public Health Foundation of India
How can the world help India — and where does that help need to go?Channi Anand/Ap/AAP

India is in the grip of an unprecedented second wave of COVID-19.

Official data suggests new cases have crossed 400,000 per day, and the daily death count is around 4,200. But the actual numbers may be significantly higher.

We know the hospital system is stretched beyond its limits and there are dire shortages in the...

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