Vivek Bendre, The Hindu's photographer, passes away
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The senior Mumbai-based photojournalist, who has been with The Hindu since 1995, lost his battle against the coronavirus on Sunday morning.
Vivek Bendre, The Hindu’s senior Mumbai-based photojournalist, lost his battle against the coronavirus on Sunday morning. He was 59 and is survived by his wife. Mr. Bendre had been working with the bureau of The Hindu since 1995 and was among the senior-most members of the newspaper’s Mumbai team. He was also one of the most experienced and well-known photojournalists here with cricket being his forte. Mr. Bendre was admitted to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation’s Bandra Kurla Complex jumbo COVID-19 centre since April 17 after his oxygen levels dropped. He was kept on oxygen supply since then, but continued to face difficulties in breathing. He was later taken to an observation room from his ward on April 23.
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