Heartbreaking… is how Greta Thunberg describes India’s Covid-19 crisis

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Updated At : 03:02 PM Apr 26, 2021 IST

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Environmental activist Greta Thunberg often sheds light on numerous socio-political issues using her social media platforms. Recently, Greta highlighted the current Covid-19 situation in India. She tweeted, “Heartbreaking to follow the recent developments in India. The global community must step up and immediately offer the assistance needed. #CovidIndia.”

While sharing the message, Greta also shared a news report about the health crisis as India reported its third consecutive day with over three lakh cases. Several people re-tweeted her statement and praised her for using the platform to show her support.

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