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Corona cases will be at the highest in October: A big danger to children

24Aug

By Nikita Dhyani1 Comment

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Corona cases will be at the highest in October: A big danger to children

The National Institute of Disaster Management Committee of the Ministry of Home Affairs has expressed the possibility of a third wave. The committee has sent its report to the Prime Minister's Office. According to this, the third wave of Corona will be at its peak in October. Along with this, the committee has also advised the Prime Minister's Office to make arrangements for medical facilities for children and youth. The committee of experts believes that the third wave can become a big threat to children and youth. According to the report, adequate arrangements for medical facilities, ventilators, doctors, medical staff, ambulances, oxygen will have to be made for the children in the country. Because a large number of children and youth will be infected with corona. Also, read| This ...

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