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as posted by the channelOn The Urban Debate today, Tanvi Shukla takes you through two major topics that spark debate and controversies amid the surging crisis of Coronavirus pandemic.
Over 15 ministers affected with COVID-19 have got themselves admitted in Private hospitals. Does it send the wrong message to the common people when netas choose private over government hospitals?
Congress’ Aadil Boparai says, ‘You've high governmental representatives who have no faith in public infrastructure because there's no allocation towards boosting infrastructure. Funds need to be dedicated towards healthcare’. Whereas Mahesh Bigala of TRS says, ‘It should be an individual choice because it's a health condition’.
In another case, an international Remdesivir smuggling racket was busted in Rajasthan, Haryana, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh. This COVID-19 vaccine was illegally smuggled to Iraq from India. How is this racket happening? At what point Remdesivir is getting out of the supply chain into the black market?
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