At flooded cancer hospital in northeast India, chemotherapy given on the road outside

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At flooded cancer hospital in northeast India, chemotherapy given on the road outside

By Krishna N. Das NEW DELHI, India - Whenever the rain relents, staff at a waterlogged cancer hospital in northeast India seize the chance to administer chemotherapy to patients on the road outside, creating a pitiful image of the misery caused by the region's worst floods in years. Located in the Barak valley in Assam state, the 150-bed Cachar Cancer Hospital and Research Centre has

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At Flooded Cancer Hospital In Assam, Chemotherapy Given On Road

Whenever the rain relents, staff at a waterlogged cancer hospital in northeast India seize the chance to administer chemotherapy to patients on the road outside, creating a pitiful image of the misery caused by the region's worst floods in years.

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At flooded cancer hospital in northeast India, chemotherapy given on the road outside

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At flooded cancer hospital in northeast India, chemotherapy given on the road outside

Whenever the rain relents, staff at a waterlogged cancer hospital in northeast India seize the chance to administer chemotherapy to patients on the road outside, creating a pitiful image of the misery caused by the region's worst floods in years.

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Assam floods: Cancer hospital inundated, chemotherapy being performed on streets

Five more people have perished as a consequence of the floods in Assam in the last 24 hours, bringing the total to 72 since the tragedy started.

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At flooded cancer hospital in Assam's Silchar, chemotherapy given on the road outside

Whenever the rain relents, staff at a waterlogged cancer hospital in northeast India seize the chance to administer chemotherapy to patients on the road outside, creating a pitiful image of the misery caused by the region's worst floods in years.