Worst than the predecessor : 2021

Tearing off the final page of a calendar never felt better, but who knew that the coming year would worsen things more.

The crumpled page of December 2020 seemed to stare at us from the recycling bin as if to say,

"You won't forget me" of course we won't: we said, but we actually did 😖

The pandemic was still raging, and many of us were forced to shelter in our homes, but there was hope in the coming year of optimism and new beginnings.

A chance for a massive reset and fresh start that didn't happen, for sure the starting of the year was quite relaxing as the cases deteriorated but then monster march came and everything got back to the pavilion,

India ends march with the highest Covid 19 cases/deaths within 24 hours starting with Maharashtra accounted for 140 deaths followed by Punjab and Lucknow.

Recent statistics -

The thing that we did not face earlier is what we are facing now as karma has hit us very badly.

Over the past month, many breathless Covid-19 patients have died due to the unavailability of medical oxygen in hospitals across some states in the country. Contrary to claims, the shortage of oxygen in some states is not due to lower production or FY21 exports.

The second wave of Covid-19 has infected the patients gasping for breath as hospitals in some states continue to face an acute shortage of medical oxygen, due to the unavailability of medical oxygen in hospitals situated in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Gujrat, and Madhya Pradesh.

Demand for medical oxygen skyrocketed in India soon after Maharashtra started witnessing a sharper of Covid-19 cases since February. The situation worsened as the second Covid wave hit with blistering force in March.

Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) Director-General Balram Bhargava had pointed out earlier that shortness of breath has emerged as a major concern, need for medical oxygen has just doubled during the ongoing second wave.

If India continues to witness a sharp surge in daily Covid-19 cases, the oxygen shortage could be felt by more states.

On Wednesday, India reported nearly 3,33,333 Covid-19 cases and over 2,000 deaths -- both figures are the highest recorded in India since the pandemic began in 2020.

The major problem is that people need to understand that there's no need of getting panic and rushing to the hospital if you're getting a mild fever, according to the doctors about 80% of Covid patients suffer only mild and moderate symptoms and do not need hospitalization just home quarantine yourself. Only 20% of patients having more severe symptoms to do so, and the harsh reality is that they aren't able to get these things.

KINDLY CLICK ON THE LINK MENTIONED BELOW and watch the full video, it may help you to gain strength as to how you need to take care of yourself.

Our Corona Warrior

I'm adding on certain verified numbers and links also, so we may help someone in need

https://indiacovidsupport.com/

Name - Virendra Kumar

Contact - 9889556666

Address - Kay Tee Welding Gases

Deva Road, B.R. Dubey Enclay opp side of Kuwar Global School Gate, Chinhat, Lucknow.

Updated- Lucknow

+916394447452

Oxygen is available

Personally verified

Atal Bihari Vajpayee Covid Care Hospital, Lucknow is now functional from 1800h today for admission of all confirmed Carona Patients, who need immediate hospitalization.

This state-of-the-art, 500 bedded Covid Care Hospital is right in the heart of Lucknow (Awadh Shilp Gram)

This facility is meant to extend a helping hand to all civilian brethren and ex-servicemen.

The Carona patient needs to carry his/ her Aadhar Card & Positive RTPCR report for admission.

The officers in charge of this facility

1. Brig GC Gulati,

Comdt +919519109253

2. Col Sameer Mehrotra,

Registrar +91 9519109283

Helpline numbers of the Hospital are -

+919519109239

+919519109240

If there's any need of oxygen in Delhi or Noida kindly contact on this number - 8653494118

Further must-have medicines at home-

LIMCEE 500
ZINCOVIT
DOLO 650
GEMECAL
AZEE 500
MONTAIR LC
VITAMIN C CAPSULE

" IT MIGHT BE STORMY NOW BUT RAIN DOESN'T LAST FOREVER"

HIGHER THE PATH OF COMPASSION, CARE AND LOVE, we are in this together

Take care of yourself and your loved ones,stay home, stay safe, Help the people in need.

you never know that how just a small gesture of yours can save someone's life

A journey through expressions of gratitude during the pandemic reveals how we're helping eachother through it.

Threatning or just mundane, pandemic conditions do not make fertile ground for thankfulness, but gratitude is one of the tools we can use in both the circumstances,

Here by I want to say heartfelt thanks to all the front-line warriors.

- Aadrika Tripathi