Many in the capital city are confused, dont have any information on what will happen next, or what to do next 
Man sending his family to hometown in Moradabad in Uttar Pradesh as he worried about situations in Delhi as its worsening. . Most of them are leaving Delhi because of sudden lockdown in the capital. At ISBT terminal Delhi 
Let me do my contributions to your town, before I leave….. I don’t care what happen to others, I do what i like, I spit where ever I want….. 
Most of them are leaving Delhi because of sudden lockdown in the capital. From ISBT terminal in Delhi on 20th March 2021 
A family sleeping at a waiting area, while waiting to board a bus. Most of them are leaving Delhi because of sudden lockdown in the capital. From ISBT terminal in Delhi on 20th March 2021 
relatives of Covid patients outside the Covid hospital, Delhi 
Hospitals are full in Delhi. Helpless staff force to sent them back as no vacants. At the LNJP Hospital main entrance in Delhi on 25th April 2021. 
Hospitals are full in Delhi. Hospital staff are force to sent the patients back as there is no beds available. At the LNJP Hospital main entrance in Delhi on 25th April 2021. 
LNJP Hospital in Delhi on 23rd April 2021. 
patient waiting for entry outside LNJP hospital in Delhi 
Dedicated Covid center in Delhi 
Health worker on duty taking the Oxygen cylinder. An emergency for Oxygen in Delhi, the hospitals in the capital are having a major shortage for oxygen as covid patients are increasing day by day. At a recently opened Covid center at Common Wealth games complex, Delhi 
while waiting to get admitted for treatment, Checking his oxygen level just outside the makeshift Covid centre at Common wealth games village, near Akshardham in New Delhi, on 25th April 2021. 
recently opened Covid center at Common Wealth games complex, Delhi 
recently opened Covid center at Common Wealth games complex, Delhi 
Health worker getting ready for the duty, at a recently opened Covid center at Common Wealth games complex, Delhi 
Beds are ready for Covid patients at a recently opened Covid center at Common Wealth games complex, Delhi 
Health worker on duty taking the Oxygen cylinder. An emergency for Oxygen in Delhi, the hospitals in the capital are having a major shortage for oxygen as covid patients are increasing day by day. At a recently opened Covid center at Common Wealth games complex, Delhi 
recently opened Covid center at Common Wealth games complex, Delhi 
Sample collecting for COVID-19 test at a SDMC center in New DElhi 
Hospitals are full in Delhi. Hospital staff are force to sent the patients back as there is no beds available. At the LNJP Hospital main entrance in Delhi on 25th April 2021. 
after a hectic duty, the ambulance drivers taking a break. Not wearing a mask, standing close to each other, Aren’t they are making a major mistake? LNJP Hospital in Delhi on 23rd April 2021 
workers and relatives at LNJP hospital with a covid victim body infront of Lala Sher Singh’s statue. LNJP hospital, New Delhi 
The family members are taking the body of a Covid victim to bury . At Jadid Qabristan Ahle Islam near Delhi Gate, New Delhi 
Two days Status display boards outside the LNJP hospital in DElhi (a photo montage of two different days. 
With the second wave of Covid-19 sweeping across the capital city, many are a bemused lot. People do not have any information on what will happen next, or what to do next.
They are running from hospital to hospitals, from there to Covid care centres. Some are lucky to get beds and medical attention but many are ignored or, simply, turned away.
This is almost an Emergency, more than a health emergency.
In Delhi, most hospitals are packed with patients. It is a creaky healthcare system. The system can’t take this anymore for these doctors and health workers, they all are helpless.
As one of my friends suggested, ‘why can’t they call the army in?’, Calling the army in, is that a solution! I will never suggest that option.
What are our soldiers for…….
I don’t agree with it, this has been worsened due to the mismanagement by the authorities. Shouldn’t we, too, be blamed for this mess?
I will say, yes. But at the same time, we are also to be blamed.
Irresponsible citizens….
They and we have taken things for granted for so long.
Many didn’t pay heed to the vaccination campaign, most of them ignored it, or deliberately delayed taking the jab. There was a kind of hesitation, a certain reluctance.
Here again, many are dying without getting oxygen, medicines and unlike last year this second wave is hurting many and leaving many more gasping for breath.
There is chaos everywhere.
We can, certainly, come out of this chaos. We must try. And it is high time, the authorities removed their blindfolds and saw reality at close quarters.
