Watch | What's happening in India's crematoriums?
The Hindu
A video on the strain on India's crematoriums and burial grounds during the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic
In early March 2021, health bulletins across India started showing an upward trend of COVID-19 cases. Social media was filled with posts asking for help in arranging hospital beds or oxygen cylinders. Now they are asking for . Due to a lack of resources, the country has witnessed the number of COVID-19 deaths soaring. There are reports of several bodies of COVID-19 victims being stuffed in one ambulance while being taken to crematoriums due to a shortage in ambulances. There is also a in various States leading COVID-19 victims' relatives to take dire measures to bury or cremate their dead.
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