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Getting tested in Delhi has become more difficult than ever before over the past few weeks, with people trying to book slots for themselves but failing later in getting an appointment.

Under the clutches of the Covid-19 pandemic, Delhi is struggling to fix the shortage of oxygen supply amid rising coronavirus cases. Meanwhile, testing and vaccination figures have dropped by 50 per cent in Delhi as compared to the figures 15 days ago. However, the reason for the drop is not yet unknown.

Chaos prevailed outside the Sardar Vallabbhai Patel Covid Care Centre (SPCCC) in Delhi on Tuesday as several people gathered at the facility for getting admission. A ground report from outside the new facility where patients and their kin were asked to wait for hours.

Amazon is, however, delivering everything to most places in India where there is no lockdown.

An eight-month pregnant woman was shot dead by her husband in Delhi’s Nizamuddin area on Tuesday. The victim has been identified as a drug dealer who was released on bail a few days back on the ground of being eight months pregnant.

India Today TV visited several hospitals across the national capital on Tuesday only to find patients' kin desperately pleading for admission for their family members as government-run hospitals turned them away owing to the crunch of beds.

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday said it has not made any request for creating Covid-19 facilities for its judges, staff and their families in a five star hotel.

As Delhi battles the surge in Covid cases and shortage of medical oxygen and beds in the hospitals, India Today's Ankit Tyagi brings this ground report from outside the newly inaugurated 500-bed Sardar Patel Covid centre where patients and their kin have to wait four hours. 

As Delhi grapples with the steep Covid cases and deaths, India Today TV's Preeti Choudhry brings this gut-wrenching ground report from Seemapuri crematorium.

Delhi's Shanti Mukund Hospital told the Delhi High Court that the oxygen allocated to them has been reduced and they are without oxygen supply.

Hospitals in Delhi are reeling under an acute shortage of medical oxygen. For over a week, people have been frantically trying to secure oxygen cylinders or get a refill to save their loved ones. India Today TV brings you a ground report from one such refiling station.

Covid-19 cases in India are at an all-time high and labs are constantly overburdened with test requests. In such a scenario, what can one do when symptoms come hot and heavy, while an appointment for Covid test remains at a distance?

Relatives of a deceased patient attacked the doctors and nurses at Apollo Hospital in Delhi's Sarita Vihar.

As city' Covid-19 death toll surges to 380 in a day, Delhi Police steps in to take responsibility to perform the last rites of virus victims.

In view of the depleting stock of medical oxygen, Kerala is preparing to provide oxygen to Delhi after requests from CM Arvind Kejriwal and the Malayali organisations.

Oxygen Express with 70 tonnes of life-saving gas reached Delhi on Tuesday morning. Oxygen will now be disbursed by the Delhi government to various hospitals, officials said.

As Delhi grapples to manage adequate medical oxygen and ICU beds, coronavirus patients are now being admitted to hospitals in Punjab for treatment.

As Delhi continues to witness a surge in COVID-19 cases and deaths, we bring you this heart-wrenching ground report from the city's Seemapuri crematorium on how with scarcity of place, wood to cremate Covid victims, people have to wait for hours for cremation.

A 60-year-old Delhi doctor who worked with homeless people for nearly a decade died on Friday due. He was unable to get a hospital bed after he tested positive for Covid.

After receiving innumerable SOS calls from various hospitals, the first Oxygen Express train for Delhi carrying around 70 tonnes of the life-saving gas will reach the city by Monday night,

Delhi has been recording over 20,000 fresh Covid-19 cases every day and diagnostics labs are now burdened with requests for blood and other tests, which the labs are failing to conduct with an acute shortage of testing kits.