#aidhe

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NOT MY ART

@cattnipt WHAT THE FUCK WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS TO ME? It’s so beautiful it puts even the best drawing of one of your characters to shame 😭 okay okay Koma stop stop making this about your art. THANK YOU I WUDHEHNDICGAORB I CANT ITS JUST SO GOOD I’m crying it’s like apufhthrvge I can not express how greatful I am to you and that sucks because you deserve all of those words

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The second wave has made deep inroads into smaller towns and remote villages in Uttar Pradesh. Sudhir Singh Pappu, chief of Chiraigaon block, a cluster of 110 villages with a population of 230,000 on the outskirts of Varanasi, told the BBC that each village had reported five to 10 deaths in recent days. In some villages, he said, the toll was as high as 15 to 30. "There is no hospital in the block, no oxygen and no medicines," he said. "There's no space in government hospitals, private hospitals ask for a deposit of 200,000 rupees (£1,953; $2,705) to 500,000 rupees even before they look at a patient. We have nowhere to go." Kamal Kant Pandey, a resident of Aidhe village, said he thought the situation in his village was worse than in the city. "If you tested everyone in my village of 2,700 people, at least half would be positive. So many people have cough, fever, pain in the lower back, weakness, loss of taste and smell," he said. Deaths in Aidhe were not making it onto the official database because "there's no testing here", said Mr Pandey, who was himself sick with the virus but made a full recovery.

Geeta Pandey, ‘Covid in Varanasi: Anger rises as coronavirus rages in Modi's constituency’, BBC