India a bottle of oxygen against half a year's salary, the degree of preciousness is comparable to "gold", why is it so expensive?

According to news reports, India is now a bottle of oxygen price of half a year's salary of the Indian people, said the oxygen is more expensive than gold, then why is it so expensive? It is mainly because of the Indian epidemic.

Because the Indian people are not afraid of the virus, they have repeatedly used holidays as an excuse to hold a large number of gathering activities, and did not wear masks, which led to the back of the big outbreak.

It is understood that India has been diagnosing more than 300,000 people in a single day for several days now, and in Delhi, the country's national capital, a person dies every five minutes because of the virus.

The Indian government has asked residents to wear masks even in their homes, and wealthy Indians have fled the country before the national line was blocked. All of this is in addition to India's previous indifference to the virus, which also fed the population's need for a variety of medical items.

Now India's healthcare system is almost collapsing. Oxygen has become a life-saver in India as two or three patients are crammed into a single bed in hospitals, and many of them are sent to hospitals where they die because they are not supplied with oxygen in time.

This also triggered a large number of people to line up to buy oxygen, hospitals are not strong enough oxygen, they go to buy oxygen on the black market, even if a bottle of oxygen to spend half a year's salary they still can not snatch. As the saying goes, things are more expensive than they are rare, and it's still something that is used to save lives, so the price of oxygen is driven up.

But in India's current situation, grabbing oxygen will not solve the problem or save lives.

India's main problem at the moment is to be well protected and isolate the sick to avoid further expansion of the epidemic. In fact, these experiences have already been experimented in China, India can learn from these successful experiences.

In this regard, it is also hopeful that the Indian administrators can put the lives of the people in the first place and humbly accept China's experience in fighting the epidemic, so as to stabilize the epidemic and return a peace to the Indian people and the world.

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