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| Dieser Artikel wurde ausgedruckt unter der Adresse: www.tagesschau.de/ausland/indien-corona-krankenhaus-101.html The South Asian nation has recorded Nearly 40,000 Rohingya Muslim refugees living in various refugee camps across the country fear that a humanitarian catastrophe looms large over them [File: Kiri Atri, the assistant external relations officer, UNHCR, told Al Jazeera.Critics have accused the government of rushing with the lockdown without a proper plan [File: Millions of Indians who have been without work for weeks are facing hunger as the country battles the coronavirus outbreak. Einen Kühlschrank dafür gibt es hier nicht. The world's largest democracy has been put under the world's biggest complete lockdown for 21 days. "Food is the biggest problem and since there is no work I have no money to buy anything," he said.Tanuja, a 36-year-old cleaner, broke down as she said: "This disease has crushed us.

Dann weint auch meine Frau und dann will sie ihre Medikamente nicht mehr nehmen." Aufgrund der weltweiten Corona-Pandemie musste sie Ende März das Land verlassen. Mein Sohn kann jeden Moment sterben. Seit fünf Wochen liegt sie im Süden von Neu-Delhi auf dem Bürgersteig vor dem größten staatlichen Krankenhaus in Indien. Mein Schwiegervater ist doch viel zu alt, um sich um sie zu kümmern."

India reporter and producer Ende März hat auch Indien, der weltweit größte Reisexporteur, eine Corona-Quarantäne verhängt. Geplante Operationen und Untersuchungen mussten die Ärzte im Krankenhaus absagen. … Die beiden sprechen von «Chaos» während der Quarantäne. The 31-year-old says his family, including his wife and three children, have not had a proper meal in a week.Alam is left with two kilos of rice, 250 grams of lentils and 250 rupees ($3) in his pocket, with no prospect of work for at least another two weeks. Sein Sohn Abdullah ist sechs Jahre alt und leidet unter einer seltenen Blutkrankheit. " Badar Alam from Nuh refugee camp worked at a construction site as a daily wage earner, but he has not been able to work due to the lockdown. No one from the administration has come to check on us. März hat der indische Premierminister den Lockdown verkündet, um Mitternacht ist er in Kraft getreten.

The South Asian nation has recorded Nearly 40,000 Rohingya Muslim refugees living in various refugee camps across the country fear that a humanitarian catastrophe looms large over them [File: Kiri Atri, the assistant external relations officer, UNHCR, told Al Jazeera.Critics have accused the government of rushing with the lockdown without a proper plan [File:Â

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Families are struggling for food in Gurgaon on the outskirts of Delhi Mariam, left, and Mujibur with their child who was born during the lockdown Mariam said she has been worried about her baby's healthLalla Bai has said she is angry with the government over the lockdown measures Jamshed, pictured her with his family, has no money to buy food during the shutdownTanuja, a cleaner, said the disease has 'crushed us' as she has no foodRestaurant owner Vishal Anand has started a kitchen making thousands of hot meals Dabei sind die Kliniken nicht überfüllt mit Patienten, die an Covid-19 erkrankt sind. "They can't go to hospitals because the regular OPDs (outpatient departments) are closed due to lockdown. "What am I going to feed my children? Seit Tagen laufe ich hier herum und versuche alles, damit mein Junge neues Blut bekommt."

Indien: Durch Corona droht Hunger-Pandemie. "The Indian government is protecting its people while international organisations such as UNHCR (Meanwhile, the UNHCR office in New Delhi denied delaying its response and said it has been closely monitoring the situation in coordination with local non-profit organisations. Thousands of Rohingya in India battle hunger as a coronavirus outbreak in refugee camps looms large. "The common washing areas coupled with unhygienic living conditions and a lack of personal protection means the pandemic would ravage this cluster.The informal sector of daily wage earners, contract workers and migrant labourers form almost 81% of the country's working population.The government has set up thousands of relief camps where free food and shelter is provided to the poor and migrants who are stuck.But with the overwhelming numbers, not everyone can be reached all the time.Two days into the lockdown, Vishal Anand, a restaurant owner, was stopped in his car by people asking for food.He said they were "not beggars, but skilled and unskilled workers and they just wanted food".Mr Anand pooled his finances and with a group of his friends and volunteers started a kitchen making thousands of hot meals.With limited resources the idea was to provide the most vulnerable with food for only for a few days until the administration stepped up.But with the overwhelming numbers of hungry people they were unable to stop.Mr Anand told Sky News: "As citizens the first thing I believe in is that we need to help other citizens. Denn gefährlicher als das Virus selbst ist die drohende Hungerkrise.

Weniger als 1000 sollen daran verstorben sein. Mehr als 1,3 Milliarden Inderinnen und Inder hatten gerade einmal vier Stunden Zeit, bevor sie für Wochen kaum noch aus ihrer Wohnung treten zu dürfen. "I don't know whether it is related to coronavirus or not, but people are afraid and in fear," Ullah told Al Jazeera.

April 2020 um 06:09 Uhr.Hier finden Sie eine Übersicht aller Berichte von tagesschau.de zum Coronavirus. "They can't go to hospitals because the regular OPDs (outpatient departments) are closed due to lockdown. "It won't take long before it explodes. Sunitas Ehemann sitzt im Schneidersitz neben ihr auf der Pritsche.

"We are very much on it. The biggest lockdown in human history — 1.3 billion Indians ordered to stay home to curb the spread of the coronavirus — has unleashed chaos across the country as stranded migrant workers … Sunita Das aber treibt Tag und Nacht ein ganz anderer Gedanke um: "Ich will nach Hause zu meinen drei Kindern, bevor ich hier sterbe. The overall sanitation is poor, with toilets unclean and access to healthcare, scarce.Jaffar Ullah, a computer teacher, lives in one of the shanties. 'Hunger will kill us before coronavirus', say Rohingya in India .