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2020-09-18T13:34:57.880Z


What is happening in India with the pandemic? Sergio Lais Suárez, surgeon and oncologist expert in Ayurvedic Medicine and director of the Open Chair for Indo-Oriental Studies at the UAI, spoke on CNN Radio on Friday about the epidemiological situation in that country and stated that despite what is believed "The possibility of treating patients with Covid 19 is fully active." | CNN Radio Argentina | CNN


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CNN Radio Argentina

) - What is happening in India with the pandemic?

Sergio Lais Suárez

, surgeon and oncologist expert in Ayurveda Medicine and director of the Open Chair of Indo-Oriental Studies of the UAI (Inter-American Open University), spoke this Friday on

CNN Radio

about the epidemiological situation in that country and affirmed that despite of what is believed "the possibility of treating patients with Covid-19 is fully active."

Many, many hospitals have been created

.

For example, one that has 10,000 beds has just been built, which was made from scratch in less than a month.

The possibility of treating patients with Covid-19 is fully active ”, assured the specialist in

Café con Pepe.

Lais Suárez

pointed out that "of the 5.2 million cases" reported of coronavirus there are 4,100,000 recovered.

"

It is a very high number worldwide, despite the fact that there are 100,000 cases per day,

" he said.

For the expert, “

the health structure is very good, not only at the private level but also at the state level

.

India is the world's leading producer of generic drugs.

10% of what is sold to Europe is from India and 40% of basic drugs in the United States are from India, "he said.

According to the World Health Organization, in India there are 5,214,677 cases of coronavirus, with 84,404 deaths and 4,112,551 recovered.

Lais Suárez

stressed that the quarantine was carried out without problems despite being an overpopulated country with 1.37 billion inhabitants.

"I thought it couldn't be done, but on March 20, when the first day of confinement was declared,

there was nothing on the street

in India," he said.

"The only cars that I could see at one point were the police, the Army and a couple of ambulances," he said.

And he concluded: “

The rest were all strictly complying with the confinement.

There were people who had to climb a tree to fulfill the isolation.

In India the opposites are true,

”he commented.

Source: cnnespanol

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