The pneumonia epidemic in the world and the United States has become increasingly serious. As of the 12th local time, the entire United States has entered a state of major disaster, which is the first time in history. The situation in India is also worrying. It is reported that there have been more than 20 cases of infection in the Tarawi slum in Mumbai, India. It is worth noting that there are at least 1 million people living in this land of less than 2 square kilometers. Check out the report below!
Current situation in India (provided by friends)
New Delhi, April 12th: The latest data on the COVID-19 epidemic released by the Indian Ministry of Health on the 12th showed that as of 17:00 that day, there were 918 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in India, and the total number of confirmed cases rose to 8,447 A total of 765 cases have been cured and a total of 273 deaths have occurred.
According to Indian media reports, the operator of the Taj Mahal Hotel, a large hotel in Mumbai, India, confirmed to the media that at least six employees of the hotel were diagnosed with the new coronavirus. The confirmed employees were promptly sent to the hospital, and those who had been in contact with them were immediately quarantined.
India’s largest slum—Darawi slum in Mumbai
Talawi slum in Mumbai, India, is the largest slum in India. Recently, more than 20 confirmed cases of COVID-19 have appeared here, including at least 3 deaths, which has aroused widespread concern among local public opinion. The Tarawi slum is probably one of the most densely populated areas in the world. A total of at least 1 million people live in a land area of less than 2 square kilometers like this. With a huge population base, the epidemic in India has attracted public attention.
According to the Times of India TV news channel, on April 11, Indian Prime Minister Modi held a video conference with the chief ministers of various states for more than 5 hours. The meeting unanimously agreed to implement the national Lockdown measures continue to be extended. According to reports, the “blockade” order will expire on April 14, but the current epidemic situation in India is still severe, and many states are urging the Prime Minister to extend the blockade period. It is understood that the Indian government may announce that it will extend the nationwide lockdown by two weeks to the end of April.
Pesticides
India is the fourth largest agrochemical producer in the world , is also the largest producer of generic drugs after China. This “city closure” has also affected the production and supply of pendimethalin original drug.
Dye
India is second only to China in dye, and Although intermediate producing countries account for a small amount of global output, prices for normal demand also change. India mainly produces reactive dyes and acid dyes, and there are also relatively large H-acid manufacturers in India. Pay more attention to the price of H acid and reactive dyes. It is possible to rebound after the epidemic. (China’s reactive dye listed companies: Longsheng, Runtu, Jinji, Jihua)
Indian Prime Minister Modi delivered a televised speech on the evening of March 24, announcing that from midnight that day A 21-day “city lockdown” was implemented nationwide to curb the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic. During the implementation of the “city lockdown” measures, “every village and every lane will be strictly blocked.” He asked people to cancel all social activities and not go out except for certain circumstances such as purchasing daily necessities.
The lockdown in India has also triggered concerns about the global supply chain of pesticides, dyes, and pigments (lilies).
Pictures on the streets of India (provided by friends)
China and India are the world’s first and second largest producers of generic drugs. Enterprises from both countries are also in the same link in the industrial chain, that is, the production and manufacturing of raw materials.
On March 26, Besmei reached its daily limit, closing at 21.93 yuan per share. On April 10, Besme’s share price fell 4.06% to close at 23.42 yuan per share. In the later period, attention will be paid to the price fluctuations and rebound of dyes and intermediates. </p
