Critical: 315,000 new cases in a single day India has the highest number of cases in the world

India’s health ministry said Thursday that nearly 315,000 new cases were confirmed in the past 24 hours, a global high for new cases in a single day, and another 2,074 patients died. The total number of infected people is 15.9 million and the number of deaths is 185,000.

At least 24 patients die of oxygen deprivation in Indian hospital after oxygen supply equipment leaks

A hospital in Maharashtra, India, suffered a leak from an oxygen storage tank on Wednesday, causing the deaths of 24 patients who were using ventilators to breathe oxygen.

Maharashtra state health officials said the incident occurred in a hospital in Nashik (Nashik). The oxygen storage facility where the leak occurred was supplying oxygen to patients on ventilators, and the leak led to a tragic reduction or loss of oxygen supply. Patients at the hospital had previously complained to the hospital about the lack of pressure in the oxygen supply.

Maharashtra is currently the most affected region in India. Since the second wave of the outbreak in India in early March, the state’s hospitals have seen a surge in patients, resulting in a severe shortage of oxygen, beds and other medical resources.

According to Johns Hopkins University (JHU), the number of infected people worldwide exceeded 143 million and the number of deaths exceeded 3.05 million. The United States, the country with the most severe epidemic, has accumulated more than 31.86 million confirmed cases, the only country with more than 30 million confirmed cases and more than 569,000 deaths. India has more than 15.61 million confirmed cases and more than 182,000 deaths. Brazil has more than 14.12 million confirmed cases and 381,000 deaths. In France, the number of confirmed cases exceeded 5 million. Russia, Turkey, and the United Kingdom have more than 4 million confirmed cases. Italy, Spain, and Germany have more than 3 million confirmed cases. Argentina, Poland, Colombia, Mexico, Iran, Ukraine, Peru, Indonesia, the Czech Republic, South Africa, and the United States have more than 2 million confirmed cases. Peru, Indonesia, the Czech Republic, South Africa, the Netherlands, Canada, Chile, Romania, Iran and other nine countries have exceeded the 1 million mark.