There is no way to understand the day and night, the cheetah fire has been burning for 24 hours in this crematorium in Ghazipur, Delhi.
The workers at the crematorium do not have time to breathe for a moment. Volunteers and professional workers are arranging rows of corpses one after another. They have never seen so much death and so much grief before.
Every day, the pressure of death is increasing, and all the crematoriums in Delhi are suffering. New temporary crematoriums are being built. Mass burning activities are going on in many places. Cheetahs are burning 24 hours a day, so there has been an acute fuel crisis.
Authorities say many bodies are coming for burial every day. The crematorium can burn 34 bodies at a time, but authorities have built new place 20 more as demand increases.
The state government is trying to bring it under control through various initiatives including increasing the supply of oxygen to the temporary hospital. The horror of new species covid-19 is very powerful that the Department of Health in India has suggested wearing a mask indoors home.
Javed Ahle-Islam, one of the largest Muslim graveyards in Delhi, has run out of new graves. In this situation, the advising to bury the family in the old graves
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