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True: There is a shortage of medical oxygen in some parts of Uttar Pradesh.
Health-Covid
Health-Vaccines
Politics-General
True: The Indian government did not specifically request vaccines from the U.S.
Health-Covid
Politics-Policy
False: Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation released new lockdown guidelines effective from May 1, 2021.
Economics-General
Health-Covid
Politics-Policy
True: Budget cuts across London have reached at least £35 million.
Health-Covid
Politics-Policy
True: The U.S. imposed a travel ban on India over the COVID-19 outbreak.
Health-Covid
Politics-Policy
True: In an attempt to combat COVID-19, Goa recommends Ivermectin to individuals over 18 years.
Health-Covid
Politics-Policy
True: Kerala has announced a full lockdown from May 8 to May 16, 2021.
Health-Covid
Politics-General
Unverifiable: Prime Minister Boris Johnson used the phrase "let the bodies pile high" on more than one occasion.
Geopolitical-G7/G20
Health-Covid
Politics-General
False: External Affairs Minister Jaishankar met with foreign delegates at G7 after two Indian delegates tested positive for COVID-19.
Health-Covid
Politics-Policy
False: Lockdown has been imposed in India between May 3-20, 2021, amid the second COVID-19 wave.
Health-Covid
Health-Vaccines
Politics-Policy
Partly_True: COVID-19 vaccines are mandatory for students in colleges in the U.S.
Politics-Policy
Partly_True: It is possible to buy guns without background checks at gun shows in the U.S.
Media-General
Politics-People
False: Time Magazine's cover page referred to Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a "super-spreader".
Politics-General
Misleading: Indian State governments are receiving money from the PM CARES Fund to build new oxygen plants.
Politics-People
Politics-Policy
True: President Joe Biden wants to regulate ghost guns.
Human Rights-Religion
Politics-Policy
True: The Supreme Court of India has said that persons above 18 years of age are free to choose their religion.
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