Arani Chithi Mantalu: These films are a testament to the situation in the country.

Kovid deaths are steadily rising with India.

ICU beds, medications, oxygen or so many patients are dying.

Already 86 lakh people have died of Kovid in India.

Corona has infected nearly 30 million people in the past two weeks alone.

More than three lakh cases are registered daily.

The intensity of the second wave is much higher than the first wave in India.

As a result, there are no fires in the cemeteries.

Wood continues to burn in many cities across the country.

Relatives of the patients waited for hours near the cemetery for the funeral.

Mass funerals are being held in some cities due to lack of space.

Many journalists are skeptical about the number of Kovid deaths being released by various state governments.

Kovid deaths in some cities are estimated to be ten times higher than official figures.
A relative of a deceased lying on a table in a cemetery in Mumbai wearing a PPE dress and tired. There are going to be many hours of waiting in some places to do the funeral.
A man weeps as he bids farewell to his loved ones who died with Kovidra in a cemetery in Delhi.

Medical personnel standing next to the body of a man who died with Kovid in Delhi are arranging to move the corpse for burial.

A scene of a fire burning in a cemetery in Lucknow.
Relatives and municipal staff at the funeral of Kovid-19 at a cemetery in Mumbai.

A cemetery in Surat was constantly burning and the chimney there had melted a little.