India reports record coronavirus cases, embassies warn on stretched hospitals

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India reported a record number of new coronavirus cases on Monday and a death toll of more than 400 people in the past 24 hours as foreign embassies warned their citizens in the country that hospitals might not have beds for them. The 15,000 new cases brought India's total to more than 425,000,

NEW DELHI - India reported a record number of new coronavirus cases on Monday and a death toll of more than 400 people in the past 24 hours as foreign embassies warned their citizens in the country that hospitals might not have beds for them.

Nearly 14,000 people have now died from the disease caused by the virus since the first case in India in January. The German embassy sent messages to its citizens living in New Delhi warning them that there was"little to no chance" of admission to hospital for treatment for coronavirus as well as other intensive care needs.

The German advisory follows Ireland in suggesting that its citizens leave India due to the availability of hospital beds.

 

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