#CIJSummer: No Country Left Behind? The Indian Covid-19 catastrophe @thecentreforinvestigativej7520
#CIJSummer: No Country Left Behind? The Indian Covid-19 catastrophe  @thecentreforinvestigativej7520
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With the desperate Covid-19 situation in India continuing to dominate the headlines, our panel examines what went wrong.

Supriya Sharma, Executive Editor at scroll.in will talk about covering the Covid-19 crisis on the ground and the work journalists have to do to to show what the situation is like in hospitals and in the community.

Shadab Nazmi, Visual and Data journalist at BBC South Asia will share what the numbers tell us. Data journalism has been key in understanding the pandemic.

Natasha Loder, Health and Policy Editor at the Economist will focus on the global vaccination programme, vaccine nationalism and what it means for India and the rest of the world.

Moderated by Lou Del Bello.
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#CIJSummer: No Country Left Behind? The Indian Covid-19 catastrophe

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