Devastating: Vehicles Queue up outside crematoriums to cremate Covid patients!
Since the second wave of Coronavirus has started, India is going through a rough phase, and several heartbreaking scenes are being reported which shows us how hard the pandemic has hit the country.
As one such incident, a picture of ambulances carrying dead bodies of Corona patients waiting outside cremation is taking social media like a storm. The picture is a wake-up call for many, who doesn't consider Covid-19 deadly.
The netizens are wondering to know the harsh reality in the country. With the crematoriums receiving a flood of dead bodies, the relatives have to wait for hours to cremate their loved ones.
It has to be noted that not all the crematoriums in the country deal with the cremation of Covid-19 patients. The government has listed out some crematoriums to deal with the Covid patients as these crematoriums need extra facilities and care.
Karnataka is facing the wrath of the ongoing pandemic in the form of increasing Coronavirus infections and casualties. As a result, crematoriums are receiving dead bodies in big numbers.
The Kengeri crematorium in Bengaluru city is receiving over 20 dead bodies daily, making the relatives of the Covid-19 patients wait for hours to get the token to cremate the bodies.
To see that all the bodies are cremated without any problems, the staff at the dedicated Covid-19 crematoriums are working for extra hours, which is a noble gesture.
As one such incident, a picture of ambulances carrying dead bodies of Corona patients waiting outside cremation is taking social media like a storm. The picture is a wake-up call for many, who doesn't consider Covid-19 deadly.
The netizens are wondering to know the harsh reality in the country. With the crematoriums receiving a flood of dead bodies, the relatives have to wait for hours to cremate their loved ones.
It has to be noted that not all the crematoriums in the country deal with the cremation of Covid-19 patients. The government has listed out some crematoriums to deal with the Covid patients as these crematoriums need extra facilities and care.
Karnataka is facing the wrath of the ongoing pandemic in the form of increasing Coronavirus infections and casualties. As a result, crematoriums are receiving dead bodies in big numbers.
The Kengeri crematorium in Bengaluru city is receiving over 20 dead bodies daily, making the relatives of the Covid-19 patients wait for hours to get the token to cremate the bodies.
To see that all the bodies are cremated without any problems, the staff at the dedicated Covid-19 crematoriums are working for extra hours, which is a noble gesture.