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A 90-year-old woman in Delhi succumbed to multiple health conditions, having tested positive for COVID-19. Her death marks the eighth fatality related to COVID-19 since January 1. Delhi, with 691 active cases, is closely monitoring the situation.

90-Year-Old Dies with COVID-19 in Delhi

In Delhi, a 90-year-old woman with numerous health issues has died after testing positive for COVID-19, marking the eighth related death since the start of the year. Health conditions rather than the virus were primarily responsible. Nationwide, active cases total 6,815.

90 Year Old Dies with COVID-19 in Delhi

A 90-year-old woman in Delhi died from pre-existing conditions while having COVID-19. Delhi sees 691 active cases, part of India's 6,815 nationwide. Kerala, Gujarat, West Bengal, and Delhi are highly affected.

A 90-year-old woman with co-morbidities died after testing positive for COVID-19 in the national capital, according to official data.
The number of fatalities since January 1 stands at eight. The 90-year-old patient had respiratory acidosis, Congestive Heart Failure (CCF) and Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), according to the Union Health Ministry's COVID-19 dashboard.
The primary cause of death is other co-morbidities and Covid finding is incidental, it said.
Delhi has 691 active cases. Active cases across India stand at 6,815, with three deaths reported in the past 24 hours.
Kerala continues to be the most affected state, followed by Gujarat, West Bengal and Delhi, the ministry data show.

Watch: elderly woman grooves to Varisu’s ‘Ranjithame’ in a packed theatre

Watch: elderly woman dances to Varisu’s ‘Ranjithame’ in a packed theatre. This happened next. 

Watch: elderly woman dances to Varisu’s ‘Ranjithame’ in a packed theatre

Dressed in saree, the senior citizen is energetically grooving to the song right infront of the screen with other fans who can also be seen enjoying the song.

'Ranjithame' song from Thalapathy Vijay's &nbsp;movie Varisu has found another fan in an elderly woman.
Viral video from a movie hall shows the woman breaking into an impromptu performance while the song was being screened.
Dressed in saree, the senior citizen is energetically grooving to the song right infront of the screen with other fans who can also be seen enjoying the song.
The fan camaraderie led to hoots and celebrations in the cinema hall.
The peppy track is already a hit among the audience. Other than Vijay, the movie also stars Rashmika Mandanna, Sarathkumar, Prakash Raj, Jayasudha, Shaam, Srikanth, and Yogi Babu.
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Elderly Covid patients fill hospital wards in China's major cities

Elderly fill hospital wards in China's major cities amid COVID spike

Elderly Covid patients fill hospital wards in China's major cities


The virus is surging across China in an outbreak authorities say is impossible to track after the end of mandatory mass testing.

Elderly patients lined the wards of hospitals in major Chinese cities Thursday as the country battled a wave of Covid cases.
The virus is surging across China in an outbreak authorities say is impossible to track after the end of mandatory mass testing.
Attached to a breathing tube under a pile of blankets, an old man racked with Covid-19 lay groaning on a stretcher in the emergency department of a hospital in central China Thursday.
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A paramedic at Chongqing Medical University First Affiliated Hospital, who confirmed the old man was a Covid patient, said he had picked up more than 10 people a day, 80 to 90 percent of whom were infected with coronavirus.
"Most of them are elderly people," he said.
"A lot of hospital staff are positive as well, but we have no choice but to carry on working."
The old man waited half an hour to be treated, while in a nearby room AFP saw six other people in sick beds surrounded by harried doctors and relatives.
They, too, were mostly elderly and, when asked if they were all Covid patients, a doctor said: "Basically."
Five were strapped to respirators and had obvious breathing difficulties.
Millions of elderly people across China are still not fully vaccinated, raising concerns that the virus may kill the most vulnerable citizens in huge numbers.
But under new government guidelines, many of those deaths would not be blamed on Covid.
Staff at the Chongqing hospital had their hands full, ferrying elderly patients to different floors as families and other visitors hovered anxiously.
A passing inpatient ward doctor confirmed the hospital had been very busy with Covid patients but declined to elaborate.
In Shanghai, the corridors of an emergency department were lined with stretchers filled with elderly people hooked up to oxygen tanks.
An AFP reporter counted at least 15 such patients spilling out from the wards into the hallway, some with suitcases next to their trolleys.
Swaddled in colourful duvets, they wheezed weakly through their masks as medical workers attended to them, many appearing mostly unresponsive.
Some of their visitors set up camp chairs next to the makeshift beds.
Staff and visitors did not respond to questions from AFP.

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