How India United Against Its Deadly COVID-19 Wave | Breathe Again | CNA Documentary

In the spring of 2021, a devastating second wave of COVID-19 sweeps India. A highly transmissible mutation of the virus emerges. Daily cases soar to over 400,000 at its peak, setting global records.
As the demand for oxygen, hospital beds and medicines escalate, Indians from different parts of the country come together to help: youths set up an online resource bank of medical essentials, people provide free oxygen supplies to villages, friends start a hospital for the needy, and ambulance companies provide transport services, taking the deceased to their last rites. This is the story of a nation coming together to fight an unseen enemy.
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[@kamalahmad4095]

This video reveals that humanity is alive in our heart. We the people of India worked together in the disaster. I thank to CNA for showing us in the documentary. We will work like this always to save the lives.

[@indo360]

You're an inspiration brother

[@rohitbishwash91]

Well said brother. Jai Hind.

[@ahmedmukhan]

But no humanity remained alive in the heart of politicians

[@jungkookbtsarmy2613]

@@ahmedmukhan and your religion beaten up doctors during covid 😑

[@aryansharma982]

@@ahmedmukhan i hope your relegion think of peace then surely india will develop

[@SuperYoman100]

Indians are something else man; the societal values are extraordinary. (Not talking about governance, system, etc. Talking about societal values only (at large!). Coming together for humanity, even if it wasn’t their responsibility. 👏🏼l

[@samoptimus4228]

Even the governance accepted and worked on its negligence after june

[@modumiah4770]

Jesus was not killed nor Jesus was crucified

[@Kathakathan11]

Well we consider that as the responsibility. And that can be imbibed in other cultures also. Let world be better place, more about us than just me. ❤

[@zoloo39]

I somehow survived the 2nd wave. My oxygen levels depleted to 68%, I remember watching my elder brother crying helplessly, along with my newly wedded wife. No ambulance, no beds in the hospital, and obviously, no oxygen. Thanks to a suggestion from a doctor, I started doing lung exercises or you can call it Yoga. My oxygen levels reached the required levels. This experience changed the way I see things. Life is short, it is never going to be enough. Love your loved ones, and make sure to hate CCP, not the Chinese people. P.S: Xi xing pong is Winnie the pooh!

[@yannieyassin4938]

Glad ur ok 🙏🏾

[@zoloo39]

@@yannieyassin4938 Thank you.

[@rolandliggayu1070]

Don worry KARMA is coming to CCP

[@shuban4988]

@@rolandliggayu1070 and if there is no Karma....Indian Soldiers' will become the *Karma* for them :) Jai Hind!

[@cuongtu7772]

Lol yoga make you superman lol. Delta is from India not China.

[@jennynelson-white2543]

I can't tell you how impressed I am with the people of India. Well done, all of you.

[@modumiah4770]

Suiside not allowed

[@modumiah4770]

Fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 never ends for disbelievers

[@rickybalbia9612]

They did well but this documentary is propogandist and runs it's own narrative makes these hospitals look good but did nut show the huge amount of daily deaths amongst poor people.. The best documentaries are those who paint both sides of the picture.. Running a particular narrative is only burying the truth... India had the highest mortality rate in the world but that is not even mentioned in a documentary about covud in India so again misleading and inaccurate

[@amapola53]

I couldn't stop crying watching this documentary. Just thankful that entrepreneurs, the students, the people taking care of cremations, who all rallied to help! God bless them all, along with frontliners.

[@SheryAwan123]

Modi should be held responsible for such a mess

[@kiwiopklompen]

Me too. Tears.

[@umaj8884]

@@SheryAwan123 yes he had done a great work in saving India

[@estelled389]

God bless India and God bless that beautiful doctor trying to get oxygen to the dying patients .this is so sad 😞. From Australia 🙏

[@modumiah4770]

Jesus was not killed nor Jesus was crucified

[@AGDinCA]

India has so many wonderful people. So many brave souls dedicated to each other. I am impressed by how much love and compassion they showed, and how selflessly they gave of their time, energy and money. Literally, the whole country had to come together and pool their resources and skills to overcome this. So impressive! I hope they have really been able to put the worst behind them.

[@marky77fully]

Politicians fcked India really hard

[@marky77fully]

@DeFiNiTe wa Modi literally held a political rallies despite the surging cases of Covid.

[@marky77fully]

@DeFiNiTe wa Why?

[@Aman12353]

@DeFiNiTe wa that's what is reality politicians fucked India so hard dumb I'm also a Indian the difference is that I accept reality

[@Aman12353]

@@marky77fully please don't waste time on Modi blind dumb supporters

[@Vmr48765]

India is NOT a backward country! It's one of the best countries in the world.

[@humanbng7123]

I am Indian and vaccination program is really impressive. I got my second dose last month in Apollo hospital and the whole process was well organised. I first had to register online. Went to the centre. They had checked the BP. Confirmed the registration and whether its first dose or second dose and of which vaccine. Signed on the card. I went to the booth and got my vaccine. Later got a digital certificate to my phone confirming that second dose was completed for me. It was a smooth process

[@Volks2462]

How is your 5g reception after the jab ?

[@humanbng7123]

@@Volks2462 huh what?😂

[@anantgarg8741]

vaccination program impressive? oh must be the program of alice's wonderland.

[@akashkamble5671]

Most important it's free

[@narenvaishnavi2659]

@@anantgarg8741 :D

[@sauravsrivastwa533]

Wow. What a flashback I just had. I lost 10 members from my family within a week. It was terrifying and I hope we never face this again.

[@PrakashSharma-ez1ce]

OM SHANTI

[@itsofficialyou7014]

I'm so sorry man ! That's horrible and sad, may their souls rest in eternal peace, god bless 🌼, love 🌹

[@ripvanmarston1241]

The fact that around a billion people were vaccinated in such a short duration of time is truly incredible. This shows the tremendous hardwork done by our doctors and medical staff. Even the people understand the significance of vaccination and come forward for the shot. If we Indians stay united we can achieve any milestone. Jai Hind 🇮🇳❤

[@akj3388]

stupidity is always truly incredible.

[@daviddiveroli9331]

Single dose you are talking about not fully vaccinated

[@adwaithpraveen8684]

@@akj3388 yeah like your pm 😂😂💣💣

[@rock02on]

@@akj3388 please even u people can do so called stupidity but u choose kaboom

[@warriorforever7022]

@@akj3388 jealous? 🤣

[@kc6391]

When the doctor started pleading for help, you could tell he was desperate and about to cry. I had to stop the video because it hurts me so much to see. Our time on earth is not a given, tell your loved ones that you love them because you just never know.

[@rc....]

Our time is given but do not take it for granted, it is not unlimited and it can end anytime but it is a gift for we did not earn it.

[@michaelh411]

You're right, we often forget that anything can happen at anytime. I make it a point to express my love and gratitude often.

[@RoodeMenon]

Yeah that bit was rough man.

[@clairedionne559]

@Dino Sauro ????

[@jakepapadopoulos8654]

YES! Very heartbreaking.

[@naturewanderer1609]

Seeing how people are coming forward for others is truly overwhelming! Since the last few months every media is busy showing the disaster side of India but nobody cared of how Indians are helping each other as a community. ❤️🙏

[@prachisaraswat5779]

So true .. this virus has damaged almost every country but somehow it’s easier to criticise what other countries didn’t do rather than what they did!

[@naturemeditation3751]

world media is a joke and why is this a surprise to anyone??!!? kudos to CNA for sharing a great documentary

[@sandipk2575]

Foreign media specially BBC and Islamic media al Jazeera hates India... always try to show half truth negative news from India... BBC journalist was making fake documentaries in India and got caught..

[@modumiah4770]

@@naturemeditation3751 all humans believe all but follow prophet Muhammad best you can believe it is better for you believe it is better for your soul

[@modumiah4770]

@@prachisaraswat5779 tattoo not allowed

[@vydangne8618]

Despite all the difficulties, one after another, Indian people all have undoubtedly admirably strong spirits! May all the best come to India after these terrible years. Keep on fighting!

[@modumiah4770]

Who is your lord grave first question

[@modumiah4770]

Tattoo not allowed

[@allisonlane7367]

What a great documentary! This shows how people can come together to help each other in an horrendous time. I hope the rest of the world learns from India's journey through the Delta strain. I learnt so much more about India's people that I did not know about before. Thank you for making this story.

[@modumiah4770]

Allah is one God God is Allah Allah has 99 names Allah is almighty

[@modumiah4770]

Allah is one God God is Allah Allah has 99 names Allah is almighty

[@modumiah4770]

Tattoo not allowed

[@tanujashree]

It's really tough for me to watch anything related to Covid-19. I lost my Father in second wave. But India survived just because of these people. All I have to say is Thank you.

[@ritemolawbks8012]

I'm so sorry about your father. I'm in Texas-US, and the whole world was heart broken watching this tragedy unfold. Seeing the country unite and the young people help was beautiful and an inspiration.

[@gauravanand2055]

This is one of the finest work by CNA insider team! Thank you for bringing the story together and showing what humanity and togetherness means. Kudos for the effort.

[@Dr.Kay_R]

You got a heart.

[@modumiah4770]

Fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 never ends for disbelievers

[@blinkspacestudio8892]

Not being able to breathe properly is nothing short of terrifying.

[@zerustyknife790]

@Dino Sauro what?

[@Flyboy_]

@Dino Sauro lol bruh you high?

[@triptinath5675]

@Dino Sauro pneumonia?Might as well call it dysentry

[@JackoBanon1]

@Dino Sauro You also believe the earth is flat, right?

[@JackoBanon1]

@Dino Sauro I believe the universe is flat.

[@imeelove1]

This documentary has proven that there is still hope for humanity.... regardless of how divided we may be now.... during the worst times, we can still be united. God bless India!

[@modumiah4770]

Jesus was not killed nor Jesus was crucified

[@Pageant_Updates]

After the rain there's a 🌈. I know we can survive on this pandemic together. Respect from Philippines ✨

[@popaypopey9101]

Mabuhay ka po mam

[@modumiah4770]

Tattoo not allowed

[@modumiah4770]

India don't burn dead body not allowed

[@elhombredeoro955]

@@modumiah4770 who is this idiot!!!

[@himanshusirohi1411]

Only I know what I went through when I was scrambling to arrange an oxygen Cylinder for my mother, while being Covid-19 Positive. I, myself had fever but had to get out to doctor, to pharmacy, to hospital and because my whole family got infected. That was horrific time, but with able to arrange cylinder from black market, my mother survived. My whole family survived, but that was a once in a lifetime experience. I won't want anyone else to go through like this. Now, it's been 3 months since I tested negative, but still had fever after when I tried to run because before Covid I was running 6 KM per day. Now, after losing almost 7KG from Covid-19. My life is devastated.

[@capableofgreatness8804]

Woow, so what are yu doing incase it happens agin, i mean do you keep a bottle of oxygen cylindar

[@SoraJustAGuy]

COVID has some long term effects that persist after virus is gone, like lung damage. Get vaccinated in next 6-12 months, next time might the last one. God be with you and your family

[@himanshusirohi1411]

@@SoraJustAGuy Yes, we all have been vaccinated. Also, Doctors said that my parents are alive because of that one dose they got before infection, only that's why their infection didn't reach to Severe. Thanks for the best wishes.

[@himanshusirohi1411]

@@capableofgreatness8804 the chances of getting Covid Again to infected people and also with vaccination, is very less. There is no point in keeping that cylinder, that one was on rent per day with some base amount. We aren't able to support that kind of money after spending more than 4 Lakh rupees on treatment in home isolation.

[@himanshusirohi1411]

@@SoraJustAGuy Covid has caused extensive hair loss, Increased speed of Cataract in my father's eyes, Mine Nasal Allergy has reached new levels. Covid starts when you test negative.

[@kc4276]

I'll never forget the evening of 16th April 2021, a day before Delhi went into a hard lockdown. I was driving down our ring road at 8pm, and, seemingly, every 2nd vehicle on Delhi's main arterial road was an ambulance with its siren switched on. It truly seemed like the end of the world was upon us. I'm really thankful that my family and I are safe, but we know way too many people who lost someone during the second wave. Regardless, all credit goes to our healthcare workers and the countless volunteers across the country. We owe you our lives, and the country owes you so much more than what you're currently getting in return for your services.

[@modumiah4770]

India don't burn dead body not allowed

[@modumiah4770]

Suiside not allowed

[@PSRKrishnan]

I got opportunity to watch "Breathe Again", now more than two years after the short film was released. It looks like a nightmare just to recollect those difficult days. And it's the story of so many unsung heroes and their undying spirit. Now, we've thrown caution to the winds and gone back again to our wayward ways. I pray that such pandemics do not happen yet again. Kudos to the film makers especially the Writer Director Reshma Ghosh.

[@RahulGupta-cx7bj]

Special thanks to the CNA team for coming up with this lovely documentary. Being an Indian it was disheartening to see the situation across the country due to the mismanagement & carelessness of the Government. It's the people of India you stood together for each other & made us believe again that humanity does exist! More power to team CNA! Love you & God Bless!

[@modumiah4770]

India don't burn dead body not allowed

[@woofy60]

watching how the doctor plead to have oxygen supply for the dying patients really triggers me.. i felt his fears and he was almost in tears when he pleaded.. its really happening .. the emergency and the impending catastrophe without a mere sign that someone can help them..400k cases down to 20k cases in 60days??? this is truly awesome job to fulfill..and India did it..

[@vigyamishra5864]

India saw a lot,misery and helplessnes all around but the way people stood with each others,for unknowns around was really something. People in the mid of crisis were running,helping,calling authorities,donating plasma and blood, using social media to reach out and many more. This image of India is what make me believe in fortune and luck,being born in this country is defenitely special.

[@modumiah4770]

Tattoo not allowed

[@modumiah4770]

Fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 never ends for disbelievers

[@anandalok16]

@@modumiah4770 allah run dee

[@patientzero291]

This is why developing Asian countries should band together to create a sustainable supply chain where every nation in Asia has a minimum of 20% locally sourced talent, resources, and expertise to be maintained in the next 5 years to be increased to 50% for the future. Rich developed countries will hoard all talents and resources like during the early 1900s.

[@hlwonka8783]

I fully agreed. Instead of fighting & quarrel , we shld band together to work as a team. Covid19 shld be a lesson but unfortunately we continue fighting & bad mouth each others. Be strong & stop hatred & blaming but help each others.

[@danschneider8996]

India doesn't have the cultural mindset for this like the other civilized Asian countries do.

[@swarajahirwar8179]

@@danschneider8996 how can you say that? India has been the first country to deliver vaccines to 94 poor countries in the world at the time when western world were hoarding vaccines.

[@koushikdas1992]

@@hlwonka8783 Don't you know about history, politics, business, foreign affairs!?

[@hlwonka8783]

@@koushikdas1992 I know enough not to take side & create hatred.

[@thatgirlkellyo]

It really touched my heart how these people united together and not against each other to fight this virus. america should take notes.

[@priortokaraew7569]

You're right. I'm surprised at how they begin to shoot at each other when a hurricane strikes and wrecks their lives.

[@priortokaraew7569]

@Nur Uddin to mentally brain damage them with unwisdom for all time.

[@priortokaraew7569]

@Nur Uddin come out of your medieval indoctrinated delusion of the most stupid virus created only for the most stupid people.

[@mive6711]

Kudos to CNA team for putting together this documentary. Hats off to the fighters who worked relentlessly. This document is unlike those western documentaries which only focus on the worst images that they can capture to exaggerate the situation.

[@Onthestreetsanjib]

that's truly true 👍

[@mohammedfaraaz1240]

Alot indian refused to vaccinated and they strongly beliefs worship Hinduism will cured them,ignorance is deadly virus not covid

[@SuperDudley88]

@@mohammedfaraaz1240 Hi Reynolds, these people are steeped in their religion from hundred of years. They don't know any better. It's there own ignorance that causes this situation. They don't understand. Have some humanity towards these people, they don't know any better. We have many deaths here in England. Just yesterday, newspapers report Off 2 deaths of a Mother & Daughter, both carers for the elderly, in a nursing home. They both refused the Covid vaccine they died within less than a month of each other. So heartbreaking. Of course we have a real pandemic out there threatening our love ones, our children & our Elderly, like myself at 70 years old. Get a grip,the Covid is here how long for I don't know. None of us do. It's is real, it is here it's a killer. I have had two jabs so far no reactions, from it all good. Just pay some respect for those that have losted the special people they loved in their lives. You sound like an educated person, to a degree, try to help not condemn. I wish you, happiness, & well being, try to look after your family and yourself. Try to do good. My name is Colleen Glyde from England. All well wishes to you, & your family.

[@Victoria-rl4cu]

SHUT UP, MI SILLY VE

[@supiryanto198]

Just now i saw india kid died under my block... so sad i meet him two days ago rest at heaven ik u dasket need to burn but u will be safe have fun at heaven🥺

[@babureddy6478]

As an Indian I admit we let our guard down in not gauging the virulence of the second wave, allowed normal life to go on without precautions, not scaling up our Oxygen supply infra. Helpless doctors watched patients lose their lives, as India scrambled to get it's act together. The trauma of those days is unforgettable. I wish people everywhere not to under estimate the virus and get vaccinated.

[@modumiah4770]

Tattoo not allowed

[@modumiah4770]

Fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 never ends for disbelievers

[@modumiah4770]

Jesus was not killed nor Jesus was crucified

[@cindybogart6062]

This is such a great documentary although it’s extremely sad. I’m sorry to say this is happening all over the world. Africa, Central & South America & Malásia. No country has been spared since it started in 2019. Prayers for everyone affected ✨

[@eduardochavacano]

you make it sound like its for public entertainment, well it is.

[@tstanmoysamanta]

did you forgot USA. But problem is in the USA they will never allow their media to Show it. Because the USA is best in everything after all how come 600000 people die worse than India.

[@thandisilec835]

Honestly nothing like this happened in Africa…even South Africa which is most affected in Africa, ppl weren’t dying in front of hospitals or running out of oxygen nationally, when we had our second wave in Dec-Feb. This is possibly similar to what happens to Wuhan and parts of China when the pandemic first broke out…looks like an apocalyptic movie setting.

[@beatricearie]

What’s Malásia?

[@mahads9868]

@@beatricearie it's Malaysia

[@ninjaahjumma]

My aunt had stage 4 cancer. At the end, one of the things that eventually took her was metastases in the lungs. She couldn’t get enough oxygen. It is one of the worst things I’ve ever had to witness, and certainly one of the worst ways to die.

[@Boracay-fs5xg]

That's so sad 😭

[@prernasingh8133]

My father has stage 4 lung cancer. I remember seeing him not able to breather. I can never ever forget that ever. It’s the most heartbreaking thing to watch someone (your loved ones) gasping for air. Lots of love and strength to you.

[@gautamkrishnan1061]

So sad..... sad. 🙏

[@melvyncarrot4741]

2019 was the year the entire world would remember the normal life most of us once remember what it used to be like. No mask,no social distancing and no death ,I miss all that. It's unfortunate India is facing this now. God bless India and its people ,bless them that they would get through this. I pray this would end soon for the entire world .

[@P_Choudhury]

Being a survivor of the 2nd wave of COVID-19(SpO2 80-85) ,me and my parents are really lucky unlike others.😓😓😓😓

[@rajatsingh-bg8rv]

same bro i didn't sleep a single day for 7 days when my brother was positive and there was no bed, only option was home isolation, medicines and monitoring, prayers, fearing each day that may he recover without oxygen, it was so hard to find.i could sleep only on the 8th day when he showed improvement, whole night i used to sit outside his room, entering his room every 15-30 minutes just to see if he is okay, from 8th day when he was finally able to get some sleep i used to get scared like if he's really sleeping why is there no coughing sound, while he slept i used to touch his chest or roam tried to measure oxygen level to make sure that he is just sleeping and nothing has gone wrong, i can never forget those days, may god never put even my enemies in such a state, RIP to all those wonderful souls who are not here with us anymore. 😭

[@simplyreacts9839]

CNA coverage and production has immensely leveled up over the years

[@dhrgkbqxtjr2743]

They have become world class reporters since 2019

[@estelled389]

@@dhrgkbqxtjr2743 they have also caused a hysteria frenzy at times

[@deannabrigham2576]

MY LOVING THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO INDIA DURING THIS DIFFICULT TIME DURING THE CORONAVIRUS COVID-19 PANDEMIC MY HEARTBREAK SEEING INDIA SUFFERING THROUGH SO MUCH PAIN MY LOVE AND SUPPORT GOES OUT TO INDIA MY HEARTFELT PRAYERS GO OUT TO INDIA!!!

[@modumiah4770]

Fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 never ends for disbelievers

[@Rudra-991]

This was a crisis which was truly handled by superhumans. Our doctors and nurses worked overtime, without caring for themselves. I know an officer of administration who went to office at 7 am in morning, worked tirelessly throughout the day till 10 pm at night, all the while making arrangements for oxygen, wherever he could find. I get to know that the ministers couldn't get sleep, getting frantic calls and messages throughout night, making arrangements thereafter. The crisis and the tragedy had put us all in a position where we were so stressed up that we didn't think about what the doctors or the administration were going through. After pulling out of the crisis, today, with a clear mind, I am realising how this devilishly huge task was handled by the people who stayed away from their families for us. Huge respect to them.

[@ashishanand1683]

This video was all that was needed to be put out there...no politics nothing... We all have lost someone known in this pandemic.. we need more of such efforts ... Hope our India prospers... ❤️

[@modumiah4770]

Tattoo not allowed

[@modumiah4770]

Music not allowed

[@akshayiyer2014]

I want to thank each and every country out there who supported India 🇮🇳 either with oxygen concentrators, cylinders, tanks or prayed for the people of India. Thank you so much. Singapore, Indonesia, US, Israel and many more countries which came forward to help us in this fight against covid. I hope once this menace ends all over the world, everyone comes together and reflects on bad politics and learns to appreciate nature & family more. Stay safe and stay healthy. May God bless you all.

[@stylewithme365]

Sorry but US did NOT come to help but was forced by the general public to help after it blocked raw materials to be sent to India to make their own vaccines & sent no supplies

[@khadijah3519]

This is MIRACULOUS! Such a beautiful ❤️ for one another. Drs and volunteers are complete Angels. They said death is nothing anymore. Bless Everyone Of You🤗 Thank You 🌺

[@wolfie9036]

Due to people of India, Government of India, our Armed forces , our diplomacy with other countries, we Indians were able recover from horoundous 2nd wave.

[@strikervido]

please....govt had gone into hiding during that time.

[@sayantanchakrabartty3959]

@@strikervido Its OK to blame Govt at that time but were it was not us the reason for this 2nd wave disaster?? We cannot get our hands off from that.... We overruled the covid guidelines and took our faces off from the results that happened in US and UK regards the death numbers. We thought we were superman and no one can hurt us..... That was the reason we faced this.

[@strikervido]

@@sayantanchakrabartty3959 The only way to end a pandemic without a high death count is vaccination. This is not humanity's first pandemic. We had the spanish flu as a reference as what action to take. But the problem is the govt was run by stupid idiots who wont take advice from medical experts. The moment the virus was in the country, vaccine development should have been done on war footing and a plan should have been in place to vaccinate everyone. But we all know what happened. Not 1re was given by the govt for vaccine development. Initial funding in India was done by Bill Gates. Shame. Then govt declared victory without vaccination once cases started going down. Then second wave hit. Every medical expert was saying there will be a second wave. We had a reference of the spanish flu waves. But still govt didnt prepare. Literally the govt went into hiding during the crisis. It was the common people whom you are blaming that were rising to the situation and helping others. This govts actions were criminally incompetent during the corona crisis.

[@ashishj2358]

Believe me govt at a point left people to die specially in UP where FIRs were registered on hospitals for demanding oxygen.

[@user-vi3pi9rf7w]

@@ashishj2358 those news were honestly criminal injustice. I had heard someone in UP was locked in for saying he needs oxygen cylinder bcz that went against the image the CM was trying to put of everything under control.

[@theresaakins2317]

This is what happens when a country comes together in love and intelligence to help their own! They save people's lives or the very least help them to cope and get access to services.

[@modumiah4770]

Fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 never ends for disbelievers

[@trishloiacono8524]

It’s so nice to see a country to work together ! There are good people everywhere thank goodness! Those doctors and nurses are doing a great job, take care of them! What great work those young people did too , such a sad story but also very uplifting!

[@modumiah4770]

Suiside not allowed

[@modumiah4770]

Tattoo not allowed

[@seba81376]

hats off to selfless org like Hemkunt foundation puting faith in humanity

[@yulawah]

I can feel the despairation and pain. Oh my god!!! we need to unite in global scale to get through this madness. I cant hold my tears, my home country is in critical condition because of new strain too.

[@vanaja8305]

I wish & pray for U, ur family & ur country. Be safe 💚

[@monikaverma8008]

Prayers from India . I know it is hell , I hope you all get through it .

[@modumiah4770]

@@monikaverma8008 who is your lord grave first question

[@modumiah4770]

@@vanaja8305 who is your lord grave first question

[@modumiah4770]

Who is your lord grave first question

[@ranchhoddas7353]

Finding out 3 of my friends/colleagues passed away in 15 days sent me in deep depression. Those days weren't easy. Everyone who worked hard, Thank you!

[@harper6754]

Salute to all the frontliners..it really made me cry seeing doctors tearfully seeking oxygens just to save their patients..May God bless you more strength..🙏

[@modumiah4770]

Tattoo not allowed

[@modumiah4770]

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[@smitapatil4010]

This is one of the finest and realistic work I have ever seen, thanks for making such a crucial and important video. Respect to all the team.

[@bose9439]

Thank God that there are still so many nice people in India who go outside their comfort zones and help the others . Special thanks to our doctors and to our health care people and not to forget those young volunteers they were absolutely amazing

[@modumiah4770]

Who is your lord grave first question

[@Rastapopoulos...]

Really moved me to tears. In April 2021, I had suffered a lot owing to the virus and I had been without hospital or oxygen support for 12 days since I had been affected by the Covid-19 virus. I was nearing the end as I knew it very well. I live alone without any family and hence I knew that it was the end. I had only about a night and perhaps half a next day on my meter to live on this planet after which someone would have cremated my mortal remains too in the same way as has been shown here. One last hospital bed came to my rescue and I recovered to stand on my feet in a matter of a week. The doctors and nurses that attended to me did a fabulous job and I survived to narrate the tale. Frightful period in the history of humankind indeed.

[@mansiupadhyay9296]

I am very proud of every citizen who worked so hard and stick together at that difficult period of time. I hope we will always be together as a team whenever a crisis like this arrives. A message to fellow citizens of Earth please don't let your guards down and keep wearing your masks and follow appropriate COVID protocols.

[@modumiah4770]

Fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 never ends for disbelievers

[@modumiah4770]

Tattoo not allowed

[@sinnocent6901]

My heart is broken yet it’s still strong enough to go out to those suffering

[@arleneneckles6109]

Fantastic emotional documentary,so well produced. Thank you India for inspiring the world, may we wake up and follow your selflessness. God Bless you always 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿❤️

[@chelseafcrocks82]

Children and teenagers coordinating distribution efforts. Four friends pooling their savings to start a hospital. The Sikh community performing last rites for many religions. Entrepreneurs crowdfunding millions on foreign aid. This is humanity.

[@LoveLifeBalance]

We started getting calls around 20th April...then through whatsapp group...we helped many ppl....for beds...medicines...some patients we couldn't save...😔 Then we started providing free covid isolation medicines, free food in govt hospitals to the poor and needy...& We fed around 5000 people during these times... We are proud to see these organisations and youngsters...that have given their best. Cheers to all those ppl who helped ppl during this deadly wave 🙏🙂

[@cloudie9druoid172]

These volunteers helping their ppl are lil Angels. So terrible that so many suffered because they lacked something so simple as air. What a terrifying thing to experience, suffocating. I pray this virus disappears as quickly as it came.....

[@rassielynn934]

love india hope to visit one day when covid is gone.

[@nicolestewart]

Amazing how people can come together United in this covid journey. I pray we all heed the wake up call to come together as 1. We can do this ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍

[@eveFlower101]

The OXYGEN CONCENTRATOR machines can be used at home. If you’re in a place with no access to a hospital bed. They cost around $700-1000 US dollars, my family members contributed to buy one and we managed to save two people and lent the machine to friends.

[@paulhunter1525]

That's a blessing, not everyone has spare $700- $1,000 dollars when struggling just keep rent or mortgage paid. And food, medicine for kids, parents etc

[@vickythefist7062]

It's amazing that they let people in the oxygen centre to care for them. And all those amazing volunteers. They really made a difference to peoples lives

[@E_l_l_i_e]

What a beautiful story about heroism amidst hardship. I wish the other nations came together to help India too.

[@sumikimi]

No one will help us only "WE" be unite in tough times ❤️

[@SuperAlex075]

I am from Pune..My entire family was hit during the second wave..By God's grace and the unending efforts by the medical faculty and family and friends in society my family could get out of this killer phase..I get nightmares thinking of the state my Pune city was in April 2021..

[@anubhadhulia662]

With the size of population India has, with the diversity-social and economic- it is home to, with the tsunami of the new wave we were faced with, this documentary is a story of finding solutions and a narrative of triumph.

[@SriramPanchalingam]

Couldn’t get more emotional 😭 ..!! Oh God..!! Let all the frontliners and their generation live healthy 😭

[@terrellbrannon8435]

God bless the world who fought to end covid 19 (God bless india)

[@marianabritz8625]

I'll never forget the the first wave in India...it was so so sad to watch .... compassion, love and prayers to India from South Africa....crying with you....salute to all the frontline workers.,...God bless you...thanks for sharing💞

[@inertiaoffun6559]

During that time not only govt. institutes but also private companies forget about the profits and came forward to help people for free.... This tells us humanity is still alive among humans... Thanks to all Nations who helped Us ... Thank you singapore ..

[@WASIMANUTEJ]

Thanks CNA Insider Team to make kind of this content. It was horrific time what our Indian faced and battled hard during this COVID crisis. Thanks to interviewing all our frontline warriors who worked tirelessly and contributed their support to fight against unforgettable Covid second wave.

[@nisheshkumar4985]

I was among the lucky ones who survived. And our government is saying no one died because of oxygen scarcity 😞

[@whohan779]

Glad you are doing better. Still, many of your countrymen are defending the government's behavior that's obviously based on shortsightedness and incompetence and I don't know why. I for one am decently content with my country Germany's measures, but if I'd say that everything was done right based on the info we, I'd be lying in some many cases. Don't glorify those who failed you even if it seems minor… …no one I know is an infallible saint.

[@arkachatterjee1900]

It's true nobody died due to oxygen shortage they died because of coronavirus.

[@sumintrajairam5022]

God bless India...God bless those volunteers who made that huge difference in saving lives. Together we Aspire Together we Achieve! Jai Hind!

[@jays5186]

I lost my grandmother to the second wave. Within a minute of watching this doc, I cannot control my tears. I cannot forget that time. It was war and I really thank all the medical professionals and such people who risked their own lives for the service of others. Exactly on my grandmother's first death anniversary in April 2022, I was blessed with a baby girl. Today, she marks for me that live and death are hand in hand, that life can never be defeated, nor can death. Live life because you have life, and be dignified for death will take us all

[@astroshorts7272]

I'll never forget the pain when we had to reallocate a bed, oxygen or medicines to the next person even before wiping the tears, since we lost the person who needed it. Losing some one between calls, in a matter of minutes. We lost may be more than we saved, even family, relatives, young people who could have made a life. I'm happy that we could save some lives, but I can never forget, may be not forgive the fact that we lost many despite everything we did. I prayed and still pray that such days never come again.

[@Daria-tr5kh]

What a heartbreaking but heartwarming at the same documentary. Cried until my eyes became puffy.

[@zofiajeanduenas8220]

Sad but inspiring... People are good at least... We see kindness and love during this crisis!

[@jayparker9225]

People so smart and good ..so good that they gonner wipe 90 %of us out with in 10 years..one massive cull..but people are good and will pull together when the rest of us are all gone.....you know ..be less people Kinda thing.

[@modumiah4770]

Who is your lord grave first question

[@jiya2027]

Man expeiencing this unfold irl was even more terrifying my family had to stop watching news or discussing anything covid related becuase it just felt like one hit after another and there was a widespread fear and hoplessness

[@rudreshwarwarkhade7238]

I experienced (2nd wave)..... The day we all(5 members in my family) find covid positive.....initially 2-3 days we didn't feel ill....but my mother health was getting down ... that time there was no a single oxygen bed available (my mother o2 level was 65-70)....still 30 hrs of finding for hospital , I get hope that in __ hospital I can get a bed but after being stay in queue for 8 hrs where 60-70 people were positive (in a queue) and patients who were at severe stage there I didn't arrange o2 bed.. I was litterally frustrate unable to think anything at that time...but somehow our neighbor Doctor arrange a o2 bed and then we feel good....then we realize that my mother will fight and come back soon.....a day before my mother discharge ,my father health gets down his o2 was 90-92 but can clear seen that he loose at least 12-15kg and he couldn't able to eat a bite of food even not a fruit/juice so then... I talk to doctor he suggested to do HRCT and then 13/25 score .... need to hospitalized and able to get o2 bed in the same hospital where my mother was!!....so to my father letting feel positive that he will cure very soon....so I kept my mother 1 extra day to be with father and tell him about exercises and think positive....then I felt better that my parents are recovering myself was covid positive.....after 20-25 days my parents were at home and covid situation was getting down....patients were found less we were at home and eating hygienic food, breathing exercises.....and now we are happy that we are together....When I remember those 3-4 weeks .... I cried.... now I volunteered for covid patients , because every live matter..............

[@subhp3917]

People's effort was so much that it touched my heart 😭 jai hind

[@pujasinha1601]

Kudos to people who helped us to cope up with this situation .🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️❤️ proud to be part of this incredible country

[@Gunuat]

This entire video is an example of fine work! Thank you to the whole team of CNA. Being an indian i appreciate this.

[@kayinchiu1597]

wish everyone who got infected will get recovered soon around the globe, bless in Christ.

[@devik.s.8556]

The most touching part is the disability people, god bless them always

[@peace8038]

THANK YOU CNA for this wonderful,touching and motivating documentary..Therez still anger left in my heart abt this pandemic,because of one particular country's carelessness and WHO's misinformation, the whole world suffers still..many losing their loved ones who are much younger..Babies and children left orphans coz of the death of their parents to this worst scenario..my blood is still boiling looking at the condition of all the countries..but watching this documentary and seeing the will power of Indian people gives me more strength to face the future with courage..May this pandemic end soon.🙏

[@meeragmail1012]

Huge Salute for Indian doctors and talented residents .They are the real heroes of their country I pray one day Indias pm be an educated,faithful and a mature person God bless you guys lots of love from 🇦🇪

[@msdolly6101981]

What makes you think he is not ?

[@marisolmorales3658]

God bless you India ❤️

[@singhrajput6949]

Love USA from India brother

[@TheMaiah13]

What aggravates this in India is the proximity people live close to each other, the multi-family homes, and the fact that the people..even those I see on this docu, dont know how to properly take precautionary measures. They wear masks..but the noses are out of the masks. They dont sanitize their hands..they go about attending public mass gatherings.

[@ludwigvonmiseswasright4380]

We are 18 months into "social distancing."people are tired of it. You can't really live your life like that.

[@Faceliness]

One of the best, if not THE BEST CNA Insider's documentary so far! India and its citizens, we love you from all countries around the World, your unity and love for each other is something we, humans in general, should be taught and continuely be sharing it! On another side it goes to show and pretty much explains why media is spreading negativity and fearmongering. If people would unite, stand united and show love instead of dividing ourselves, we, normal people, we would be undefeatable. Much love India and everyone who is struggling in any way

[@johnraymondsulpico7139]

You can do it India

[@najumehra1966]

love the 'uncut' team, would be great if these teams can replicate across India, great job guys!! love the work you do, God bless you all beautiful souls

[@rahulg8002]

I think CNA missed Sonu Sood 🔥🔥🔥

[@Manikarnika07]

he has not gone to hospitals and been beside patients stop glorifying actors

[@reusgenji937]

There are many sono sood bro

[@najumehra1966]

all the various organisations doing what they could to help whether to help cremate, or get crowd funding for oxygen was such heartfelt effort, totally commendable..

[@user-us7hl2cm7x]

We wouldn't have overcome this without the unaccounted hardworking of Indian doctors!

[@sammyboogoeslive9467]

What wonderful young people they are and how much they care to save any life they can. God bless you all xx

[@beautifullyMade2024]

This breaks my heart....... whether African,American,Asian etc.....Death breaks us all.I love the unity expressed by Indian.

[@ladiesoflifeafter2913]

i respect the citizens for not forgetting anyone. They are helping everyone. no matter how far and poor etc. they will help you.

[@surinderkaur5442]

Salute to the team....keep it up and we all proud of you......Dhan Guru Nanak

[@dearmary379]

I cried watching the whole story and it's now starting in the Philippines 😭 May God help us

[@jerrydonquixote5927]

It's now starting in the Philippines because all the idiots that took the deadly death shot stop taking this shots and leaving the media and you will be better!

[@monikaverma8008]

Get vaccinated.

[@HiLarri._.]

@@jerrydonquixote5927 What good would the government achieve if the vaccines are making people sick? It would actually be worse for them since, if you get vaccinated and show harmful side-effects from the vaccines it's covered by government insurance. Which means, they lose money. Make it make sense. 😐

[@jerrydonquixote5927]

@@HiLarri._. if you're that far behind I don't know what to tell you but just keep watching the media and believe what they tell you and make sure you wear your mask and get your experimental RNA shot okay good luck to youkzbin.info/www/bejne/n3nSl5RqpdZkh9U

[@jerrydonquixote5927]

@@monikaverma8008 kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3nSl5RqpdZkh9U yeah if you're a fool!!

[@lawrencewong100]

5:00 hospitals are complaining the citizens bought all the O2 in the mart. And said they could do more to save ppl in the hospitals with O2. But if the citizens gave all the O2 to the hospitals, if they fall sick, will they get a special pass to skip queue and amit to the hospital because they gave up the O2 to the hospital?? It's not the citizen being stingy, is everyone trying to save themselves instead of giving it to the hospitals!

[@ShortWatchMovies]

exactly what i am thinking. If all the stocks give to hospital, the price in the market will rocketed crazily when citizen need it

[@paulhunter1525]

When people were being turned away by hospitals for lack of beds, when your father, mother or sibling are dying front of you because lack of oxygen. I can't blame those people could afford to buy their own supplies of oxygen.

[@smallbeginning2]

It would be good to have a system where the owner of a tank could be guaranteed it back if needed.

[@ChandanSingh-ej2hu]

You fail to understand that this is about need, people who didn't need the oxygen didn't have to stock it up, we should let it be there for those that immediately need it. Priority basis.

[@aleenaprasannan2146]

Because those tanks are not for you to hoard in anticipation of getting infecting and that too being sick enough to need oxygen someday in future. While someone else needs the oxygen right then and there, much more than a healthy uninfected person. It's like diverting a public drinking water tap exclusively to your home during a drought and collecting and keeping all to yourself thinking that you 'might' need it when you eventually need it later someday when you are fully hydrated sitting inside an air-conditioned home, meanwhile others who are outside queing in order of severety of dehydration and might die anytime without water, and their supply gets cut because you decided to hack into that supply chain and hoard as a future insurance. Also, while you keep 1 cylinder at your home for 3 days, 1 cylinder in a hospital will get filled and used for 3 patients. If you take off a cylinder from the supply chain and block it from getting used asap and refilled multiple times, every minute that cylinder sits unused or empty, it's killing people. The oxygen in hospitals are given to the people after evaluating their condition. Other states which didn't let private people ever buy cylinders, did not have people dying in hospitals without oxygen, you know why? Because those who didn't need it where not hoarding the cylinders.

[@sankhdeepmitra5332]

As a covid survivor from the second wave, I count my blessings everyday. I cannot thank the doctors, nurses, and all medical staff, suppliers, and volunteers for doubling down and helping the country find its feet... For all who passed, people like us will carry you in our thoughts... We must never forget this wave and what it did to the county.

[@cherylchia79]

It is such a heartbreaking yet inspiring documentary. The everyday people who made a conscious choice and gave their heart, time and sweat to do good for the greater picture. These great samaritans have showcased the true nature of how God created humans and how we should treat one another. Care, love and respect for one another. It’s also about being United together in facing a crisis rather than being an individual fighting for own human rights for one selfishness. The rest of the world ought to see the lessons learnt in this amazing documentary. God bless all involved.