How COVID-19 is affecting India's medical tourism industry

Every year, 1,50,000 patients travel to India to seek medical treatment. But, due to coronavirus, the industry is now one of the worst-hit sectors.

Thursday June 25, 2020 , 2 min Read

Every year, 1,50,000 patients travel to India to seek medical treatment. But, due to coronavirus, the industry is now one of the worst-hit sectors.

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