CLEAN : McSurgery: An Indian hospital restoring eyesight to millions

The video discusses the global issue of blindness, highlighting that India, despite having 1/6 of the world's population, accounts for 1/4 of the global blindness cases, primarily due to cataracts. Cataract surgery is effective and has low infection rates, especially in India compared to Western countries. The video also covers the high volume of surgeries performed daily across hospitals, noting changes in operation schedules due to COVID-19.

What is the estimated number of people who are blind globally?

What percentage of the world's blindness is accounted for by India?

What is the primary cause of blindness mentioned in the text?

How does the infection rate in cataract surgery in India compare to that in the West?

What was the average number of surgeries performed per day before COVID?

At what time does the surgery theater typically start operations?

What changes occurred in the scheduling of surgeries post-COVID?