Two weeks ago, India’s infection rate is now in Nepal

Almost all hospitals in Nepal lack ICUs, ventilators, and beds. The situation in India has become very critical and the situation in neighboring Nepal has not been untouched.

We are referring to the data of Johns Hopkins University. In mid-April, Nepal’s infection rate appears to be less than 50 percent. A few weeks ago, India’s infection rate seems to have gone through the same point. But by the end of April, Nepal’s infection rate seems to have risen sharply.

This means increasing infection rates. With India now at over 250, Nepal’s current infection rate is between 100 and 150.
This fact clearly shows that Nepal’s infection rate is at risk. On the other hand, Nepal’s healthcare system will collapse as government and private health facilities have not been able to take significant steps for the treatment of covid since last year.

Nepal is today where India was two weeks ago ☹️ pic.twitter.com/O9pL5uVsRj

— Marcel Salathé (@marcelsalathe) April 30, 2021