Discover and read the best of Twitter Threads about #IndiaCovidCrisis

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(1/6)As #IndiaCOVIDcrisis grows, more people from my closer circle are getting infected with #COVID. The one COMMON QUESTION that I get asked is “How can I get #Remdesivir?” And my only response is, “Don’t waste your time searching Remdesivir!”
And here is why...👇
(2/6)The @WHO living guideline on Therapeutics and COVID19 clearly outlines recommendations (with evidence). Here is a quick snapshot!
(3/6)The below image is a Network map from the living network meta-analysis informing this guideline. Within the map, the size of the nodes (blue
circles) correlates with the number of patients randomized to that intervention across all included trials
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I often hear, and have felt myself like the need in India and South Asia is so great right now, but I didn’t know where my donation would be of the most use. While it is wonderful to donate to large international NGOs and other respected organizations, I wanted to feel like my /1
Donation would have an immediate impact for the people who need it the most. That’s why my family chose to set up a GoFundMe to support the hospital in Manali where we have volunteered over the past decade. While I had hoped the remote nature of the hospital would protect them /2
As expected, #COVID19 is flooding the Kullu Valley and surrounding regions. The hospital in Manali, LWH, is seeking supplies, PPE, and donations to continue to provide quality care while protecting the hospital staff (Image: Kullu Valley @anraed42 lnkd.in/daTwWKt) /3
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I often hear, and have felt myself like the need in India and South Asia is so great right now, but I didn’t know where my donation would be of the most use. While it is wonderful to donate to large international NGOs and other respected organizations, I wanted to feel like my /1
Donation would have an immediate impact for the people who need it the most. That’s why my family chose to set up a GoFundMe to support the hospital in Manali where we have volunteered over the past decade. While I had hoped the remote nature of the hospital would protect them /2
As expected, #COVID19 is flooding the Kullu Valley and surrounding regions. The hospital in Manali, LWH, is seeking medical supplies, PPE, and donations to be able to continue to provide quality care while protecting the hospital staff /3
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Anyone heard #COVIDIOTS say something like, "If this is a pandemic where are all the mass graves?"
They have been there for a long time
And now there are more than ever in India
And denial still persists
Check the thread for examples.
Misinformation + bad leadership = disasters
Mass graves being set up for COVID victims in Manaus, Brazil. An area where some proponents of the #greatbarringtondeclaration claimed herd immunity had been reached.
theguardian.com/world/2020/apr…
Mass graves being dug in New York City last year, when the pandemic was new, few treatments were available, and the city that never sleeps had to grind to a halt. bbc.com/news/av/world-…
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#IndiaCovidCrisis #LatestNews

‘Infected people are going out as normal. Helping the spread. They aren’t quarantining because they don’t have additional rooms in their homes.’

Donate to raise local awareness:

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#IndiaCovidCrisis #LatestNews
‘Some affected people are neglecting coughing and fever symptoms, not visiting hospital until very serious. Then go to hospital. But no beds or oxygen in the hospitals.’

Donate to raise local awareness:
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#India #LatestNews

‘There is no awareness of how to take precautions about the #coronavirus in the rural villages.’

Donate to raise local awareness:

givey.com/meriel
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“As I have been walking the halls of our campus, I have met Indian students and colleagues who are in tears.

They ask, ‘How can I help my family?’

We must support our colleagues emotionally and logistically.”

- Dr. Vimla Band on the #IndiaCovidCrisis with @unmc @NebraskaMed
“When we are in a crisis, we often care for others and we forget to take care of ourselves.

Please reach out to student health or employee assistance programs if you are hurting.”

- @DrSteveWengel & @davidcates4 on self care during the #IndiaCovidCrisis
"The medical center is a family that cares for our patients, but we also care deeply for each other."

- Chancellor @jeffreypgold @unmc @UNOmaha on the #IndiaCovidCrisis and the opportunity to help each other.
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India has received tonnes of medical supplies from several friendly countries as aid in its fight against the catapulting coronavirus crisis. But where are all these supplies headed? #CoronavirusPandemic #IndiaCovidCrisis #IndiaNeedsOxygen #CoronaVaccine
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Indian as well as foreign media have struggled to find that out, but to no avail. Even Union Ministries in India are unable to offer much clarity on the issue. An officer said that all the foreign aid is being received by the Indian Red Cross. #aid #RedCross #IndiaNeedsOxygen
It is then sent to the Ministry of External Affairs, and thereafter, the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Home Affairs step in for domestic distribution. However, reportedly, no Ministry offered any details about the distribution of COVID-19 relief consignments. #Ministry
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1/ In speaking with multiple NGOs on the ground in India just this morning:

“the government has abandoned us”

The capacity to quickly scale up high grade surgical + N95 masks is there; why isn’t it being utilized?

#IndiaCovidCrisis #covid19
2/ With high-grade mask protection, you can functionally stop transmission both ways. This means that if you’re infected, you can stop spreading to others; and if you’re not yet infected, you can be better protected while doing daily essential activities that can’t be stopped
3/ this is of course with the goal of getting vaccinated; but as is known, immunity post-vaccination is not immediate; during a surge like the one in India, better PPE is the most immediate solution
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مع ظهور الطفرة الهندية من #coronavirus منذ أسبوع وتسجيل معدلات وأرقام عالية تخطت 330 ألف حالة إيجابية في حين لم تكن تسجل أكثر من 100 ألف على مدى الربع الأول من عام 2021. تراقب الدول إمكانية انتشارها العالمي فهي تعتبر الأكثر فتكاً بين مختلف التحورات. #طيران_2021 #IndiaCovidCrisis
مع بداية الطفرة في 19/4 وهو اليوم الأول لظهورها وتسجيل 256947 حالة إيجابية جديدة و 1757 حالة وفاة، إلى يوم أمس 29/4 بـ 386888 حالة إيجابية 3501 وفاة، بدأ قطاع الطيران بالتأثر السلبي على الصعيدين المحلي والعالمي وهي من البلاد التي بدأت بالتحسن نسبياً عن السنوات الماضية #طيران_2021
سجلت الهند مجمل عدد رحلات منذ 19/4 ما يقارب 23999 رحلة موزعة على الصعيدين المحلي والدولي بإنخفاض 25% عن المعدل الطبيعي منذ بداية ظهور الطفرة، مع بقاء مطار انديرا غاندي الدولي في نيودلهي الأكثر إزدحاماً بمعدل 757 رحلة يومية. #طيران_2021 #coronavirus
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Our cricketers have failed us (again).

A thread analyzing the behaviour of people around the @IPL given the difficult times around us.

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#IPL #IPL2021 #IndiaChoked #IndiaCovidCrisis

@joybhattacharj @sidvee @ashwinravi99
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