#3 - Coronavirus in India

Episode 3 of the Safety Last podcast, hosted by Stanley Ching, titled "#3 - Coronavirus in India" was published on July 24, 2021 and runs 66 minutes.

July 24, 2021 ·66m · Safety Last

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Summary

From April to June of 2021, we saw a nation brought to its knees by an invisible enemy. Today, I interview Tathagat Singh, an Indian man who experienced the devastation first hand, to discuss what life was like during the worst of the second wave (an average of 5,000 people were dying a day) and how India is faring in the aftermath.

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From April to June of 2021, we saw a nation brought to its knees by an invisible enemy.

Today, I interview Tathagat Singh, an Indian man who experienced the devastation first hand, to discuss what life was like during the worst of the second wave (an average of 5,000 people were dying a day) and how India is faring in the aftermath.

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