World’s largest temporary Covid-19 hospital opens in India as nation records record spike in cases

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India opened the world’s largest temporary Covid-19 hospital in the capital New Delhi on July 5, 2020. On the same day, the country recorded its highest single-day spike in coronavirus infections as 24,900 new cases were reported. India is now the fourth worst-hit country in the world, with 673,165 cases and 19,268 deaths recorded as of July 6.

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[stormerthend]

I think they should have had a discussion, with the people here in the comments, too many expert in here

[edb]

Where the medical staff and medical equipment? This looks more like a basic quarantine area than a real hospital.

[downwiththehypocrisy]

Doesn't look like it's anything groundbreaking, but is still a step in the right direction nonetheless. Keep at it, India! 🇨🇳🤝🇮🇳

[wheremoney]

Unfortunately, my country only count cases depending on the hospital capacity. Those with not severe symptoms will not be counted.

[edmundlee]

Why can’t they just move to a empty stadium and use that extra money on equipments instead?

[vislytoong]

Get well soon everyone. Have peace.
2020 is a challenging year. Don't make more troubles for ourselves.

[alonzo]

Those beds look extremely uncomfortable... 🙄

[vincentwong]

Question is how many such hospitals can they build within the next few weeks. The infection rate is picking up really fast.

[Ale-hfiw]

Wow, this is the poorest hospital! Not Even a ventilator!

[coffeebucket]

This is sad. This is so sad. India is a country with significant Industrial capabilities. Yes, China Industrial capabilities is higher, you can compare it with their 10-days built hospital. But even then, India is not a small weight country. They should be capable of something way better than this. This is not something safe, this look like a place where the pandemic can spread like wild fire.

[harshrana]

We will be number 1 soon
In most of the cases

[gekkanshounen]

It'll soon be the world's biggest morgue

[ibreathenapalm]

Beds made out of bricks... If one of those bricks topple, they'll probably break someone's spine.

[amalianurlatifah]

🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️ please.. stop put "hospital" label for some of this oversize wards...
For us who learn about basic standarts of public facilities, including hospital, your labeling is some kind of unneeded unconscious torture 😖😖😖
"Covid19 emergency care unit" might be better label 🙏🙏🙏

[swongilford]

Note the temporary hospital beds are made out of cardboard, they can turn to coffin when the patient pass. ☹.

[akshaydixit]

I notice one thing in this channel.
This channel tells important news from all over the world
But When it comes to reporting in china, most of the news are like

Boy in china thanks police officer
Employee forced herself to smile after being scolded by rude customer
Old lady helps her neighbour in keeping roads clean
Badminton player in china comes back after rehab

I mean that the important in china.
Wow
Thats what i hate about ccp, they want all countries to follow rules while they break the rules on a regular basis.
Allow press freedom.

It doesn't look like hospital... It looks like a hostel for the patients

[nicholasdaniel]

What's d point there is not enough staff around other hospitals look at the state of KEM hospital.thete is no cleaning staff no government funding on health care.the doctor there hats off to them who are willing to work despite terrible conditions I wonder where does all the money go this must be a joke.sad to see people dying due to no medical facilities by government.and if they do provide it's so daam expensive that I feel better to die than fort those massive bills.this is why I don't trust any government.all fake and empty promises don't really care for the poor and needy.
However I must thank all medical professionals for doing the best they can

[yurikovRUKR]

I wouldn't call this a temporary COVID safehouse despite the fact it's an open area for the COVID to jump around and stealth the infection without the others knowing

I would consider this a death bed like is the Indian government playing this in death wish? Just so they can save money?

[Anonymous-ifjm]

it‘s not a hospital at all, why am I not surprised