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90 percent of people who died could have been saved: Rahul Gandhi

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90 percent of people who died could have been saved: Rahul Gandhi
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said that it was clear that management of the
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first and second wave of coronavirus in India was disastrous. He said that the aim of this white paper on COVID-19 was no finger-pointing at the government but to help
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India prepare for the third wave of coronavirus. The whole country knows that a third wave will strike, he added.
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Also Read | PGIMER names Delta variant as main circulating strain in Chandigarh during second wave Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is meeting party leaders from Punjab amid factionalism in the state party unit - पंजाब की रार थामने को 'कैप्टन' बने राहुल गांधी, असंतुष्ट नेताओं से कर रहे Rahul Gandhi said that it was clear that management of the
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first and second wave of coronavirus was disastrous, and that we've tried to point out the reasons behind it. Also Read | CBSE announces tentative dates for Class 12 optional exam, disputes redressal panel formed Rahul Gandhi turns 51, decides not to celebrate birthday in view of pandemic | India News,The Indian Express "I would even go so far as to say that there might be waves even after the third wave of
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COVID-19 as the virus is mutating," said the Congress leader. Referring to the record 85 lakh COVID-19 vaccines being administered in India in a day,
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Rahul Gandhi said that "Yes, good work has happened on Monday (highest number of vaccines administered) but this was not a series of events. इंडिया He है या She? रा‍हुल गांधी के ट्वीट पर छ‍िड़ी बहस, जानें किसका तर्क है सही - Rahul Gandhi Gets Trolled for Referring India as She Check the logic Behind Deciding "The government has to make this process work not just for one day but every day until we've vaccinated our whole population," he added. "90 percent of people who have died could have been saved," he said, adding that the biggest reason for this was the lack of oxygen at the time. "PM's tears did not save the lives of people but oxygen could have," he said. Click here to follow PTC News on Twitter -PTC News-
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