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Considering that COVID-19 vaccines have also come, why is the situation still growing worse?
Mukul Singh Chauhan
Apr 18 2021
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Considering that COVID-19 vaccines have also come, why is the situation still growing worse?
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The outbreak of the second wave of coronavirus in the country has destroyed all old records. The situation across the country grows worse every day. What changed since last September? Considering that COVID-19 vaccines have also come, why is the situation still growing worse?



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