Recently, when a 65-year-old journalist in India asked for help online because of the scarcity of medical resources, he didn't expect this to be the last record he left to the world. As can be seen from the video, the reporter's blood oxygen saturation once dropped to above 50 (the normal value of human blood oxygen saturation is above 90, and that of normal people is generally around 95). If the critical point 90 is reached, people will be in a state of hypoxia). At such a critical moment, it will eventually be like this. Maybe he didn't understand why India became like this until his death, but for those of us who have experienced the epidemic, all this is clear.

First, those in power are obsessed with power. When COVID-19 became popular in India, the Indian government did not consider the safety and health of the people at all, but devoted itself to domestic elections and engaged in formalistic self-promotion election activities. What is human health? In their minds, human life is not as important as having more power. They knew that COVID-19 was on the rise, but they played down its terror in all kinds of media propaganda, and politicized the new pneumonia in an attempt to transfer domestic contradictions.

The second point is the ignorance of the domestic people. The reasons for this situation are the low level of education unique to India, the government's tendency to guide and the people's belief. At the moment when the epidemic is so serious, people still gather together to participate in large-scale activities, which provides a hotbed for the growth, development and variation of the virus. In fact, it also proves this point. According to related reports, there have been more than a dozen new variants of COVID-19 in India, which is the result of people's ignorance or even contempt for the virus.

The third point is the disunity of the Indian people. If the Indian people can unite against the virus like our people, there may still be a chance, but I didn't expect that at this time, the disadvantages of the Indian caste system were exposed. The torn social system will not only lead to people's health, but also lead to social unrest in India as a whole, which may also bring more risks.