Oxygen Crisis: Fault of Free Market or Regulations?
How government malregulation and mismanagement caused the oxygen crisis in India
How the Indian State fucked over a billion...
The Covid19 epidemic is one of the biggest crises that the world has faced in the last half a decade. India is amongst the worst affected countries, with hundreds of thousands of people dying. The second wave overwhelmed the medical infrastructure, leading to shortages of drugs, medical equipment, and even oxygen. With hospitals running full, thousands of people died at home or outside hospitals trying to get admitted. Many of those admitted into a hospital died when the oxygen at the hospital ran out. The pandemic was made worse by the inefficiency of bureaucracy and central planning tendencies of those in power. While Covid19 was an act of nature, the responsibility for the magnitude of this disaster lies solely on the Indian State.
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How the Indian State fucked over a billion...
The Covid19 epidemic is one of the biggest crises that the world has faced in the last half a decade. India is amongst the worst affected countries, with hundreds of thousands of people dying. The second wave overwhelmed the medical infrastructure, leading to shortages of drugs, medical equipment, and even oxygen. With hospitals running full, thousands of people died at home or outside hospitals trying to get admitted. Many of those admitted into a hospital died when the oxygen at the hospital ran out. The pandemic was made worse by the inefficiency of bureaucracy and central planning tendencies of those in power. While Covid19 was an act of nature, the responsibility for the magnitude of this disaster lies solely on the Indian State.
Read More...
How the Indian State fucked over a billion...
The Covid19 epidemic is one of the biggest crises that the world has faced in the last half a decade. India is amongst the worst affected countries, with hundreds of thousands of people dying. The second wave overwhelmed the medical infrastructure, leading to shortages of drugs, medical equipment, and even oxygen. With hospitals running full, thousands of people died at home or outside hospitals trying to get admitted. Many of those admitted into a hospital died when the oxygen at the hospital ran out. The pandemic was made worse by the inefficiency of bureaucracy and central planning tendencies of those in power. While Covid19 was an act of nature, the responsibility for the magnitude of this disaster lies solely on the Indian State.
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Oxygen Crisis: Fault of Free Market or Regulations?
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than the first in terms number of cases but also in terms of death rate.
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What are you going to do when there is a third wave and the existing vaccines don't work, or if there is a new virus? and if they make a new vaccine for it, then do you want SII to wait for six months before they make it, because everyone wants to squeeze every single penny from their margins and not give them enough cash to finance future expansion/scale?
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