India, May 6 2021, India’s Uttar Pradesh is facing a severe coronavirus outbreak, with many people infected without timely treatment and oxygen supplies. However, according to foreign media reports, the local government at this time put resources and energy into the shelter of unattended cattle, and even in the shelter equipped with blood oxygen meters for animals to use.
In order to protect cattle, the Uttar Pradesh government has set up a helpline and set up help desks in various regions, the Times of India and Newsweek reported On The 5th. According to government requirements, personnel in cattle shelters are required to strictly observe pandemic prevention regulations, including wearing masks and undergoing temperature tests. Not only that, but the shelter has specially prepared blood oxygen and thermometers for cattle and all kinds of animals.
Officials in Uttar Pradesh say they are building more cowsheds and shelters because many of them are wandering out unattended. According to official figures, there are currently 5,268 protection centres for cattle in the state, caring for more than 570,000 cattle. Chattovidi, the SNP’s social media and communications official, reprinted the news and scoffed: “It’s better to be a cow than a man in Uttar Pradesh this year.” ”
Indian media pointed out that while Uttar Pradesh has invested in protecting cattle, it is also one of the worst affected areas in India, with more than 1.36 million confirmed cases reported. In addition, Uttar Pradesh has been accused of failing to report true infections and deaths. Many sceptics say the number of people cremated at crematoriums in the state is significantly higher than the government has given. After footage of the crematorium was revealed, officials also covered the crematorium with bezels.
