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    Narendra Modi has left Indians to fend for ourselves

    Apr 30, 2021 3 minutes
    BY RANA AYYUB

    F THE APOCALYPSE HAD AN IMAGE, IT WOULD BE THE hospitals of India. Patients are dying in search of beds. Oxygen supplies are depleted. Health care workers are stretched beyond all comprehension. When I visited a state-run hospital in Mumbai on April 18, I saw a nurse sitting on the staircase with her head in her hands. She did not wish to be named, but said she herself was recovering from COVID-19. Her

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