A Sydney cardiologist who has had two relatives die of coronavirus in India is urging Scott Morrison to set up a separate quarantine facility for arrivals from that country to allow for mass repatriation
Sydney-based cardiologist Dr Yadu Singh has spent the past few days frantically calling doctors and hospitals around New Delhi and his home state of Uttar Pradesh to find a hospital bed with oxygen for a young relative who had contracted Covid-19.
Singh’s niece’s husband, 29, who lives in Delhi, was having breathing difficulties but was unable to find a hospital bed in the entire city to provide oxygen treatment, as India grapples with a record surge in coronavirus cases.
