India's capital New Delhi on Sunday extended its lockdown as the country's COVID-19 crisis grew with infections and deaths hitting record highs.

The vast nation of 1.3 billion people recorded 349,691 on Sunday, with a total of 16.96 million cases, including 192,311 deaths.

Thabiso speaks to Prema Sridevi, Founder and Editor in Chief of the Probe. 

India's capital New Delhi on Sunday extended its lockdown as the country's COVID-19 crisis grew with infections and deaths hitting record highs.
The vast nation of 1.3 billion people recorded 349,691 on Sunday, with a total of 16.96 million cases, including 192,311 deaths.
Thabiso speaks to Prema Sridevi, Founder and Editor in Chief of the Probe.&nbsp;

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