Crematoriums are being built in New Delhi to combat the continuing rise of COVID-19 cases and deaths in the country.

Footage from April 27 shows a crematorium in the Sarai Kale Khan of the capital is almost completed.

India recorded 3,285 COVID-19 deaths on April 27.

Indian capital's crematorium is on the verge of with the rise in covid deaths.

The capital has seen a huge surge in covid deaths. While most of the crematoriums have been lined up with dead bodies piling up every seconds, the dead bodies in queue is that of more than what it could take almost 20 hours to cremate the bodies.

Separate crematoriums are being built in order to tackle the rising deaths.

The visuals show one of the crematoriums in the Indian capital's Sarai Kale Khan area.

The crematorium is still being built and will be ready in a few days to manage the in flush of the dead patients piling up.