Showing posts with label Covid-19. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Covid-19. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 28, 2020

Mamata Banerjee's Covid-19 safe home, sweet home in North Bengal is a joke


Mamata Banerjee's Covid-19 safe home, sweet home in North Bengal is a joke.
There's hardly any drinking water. There's no standby ambulance. Food being supplied is bad and erratic.
Inmates in isolation hit the streets to protest 😧
However, Mamata boasted about her failed Safe Home, Sweet Home initiative during the virtual meet with PM Modi on 2020-07-27.
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Tuesday, July 21, 2020

BJP State President Dilip Ghosh talks about creating Bengali-Marwari rifts and other misdeeds by Mamata on 22/4/2020


BJP State President, Dilip Ghosh talks about efforts to divide Bengalis and Marwaris and othe mismanagement by Mamata on 2020-04-22 during a press conference. 

Thursday, July 16, 2020

Dr. Sanjeev Kumar suggests setting up an economical DIY home ICU for Covid-19 positive patients


Dr. Sanjeev Kumar from Gachibowli, Hyderabad suggests how to set up a facility at home almost akin to a hospital ICU for Covid-19 positive patients.
This can save a family from financial holocaust and simultaneously give some peace of mind to the caregivers at home.
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Sunday, July 12, 2020

Home care/ DIY hacks by Dr. Sanjeev Kumar (Episode 02SK) to stay safe from Covid-19


The number of people testing positive for Coronavirus is growing fast across India as in early July 2020.
Here's another episode of home care/ DIY hacks by Dr. Sanjeev Kumar (Episode 02SK) of Sanchayan Hospital, Gachibowli, Hyderabad addressed to every Covid-19 symptomatic/ asymptomatic people.
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Saturday, July 11, 2020

Home care/ DIY hacks by Dr. Sanjeev Kumar (Episode 01SK) to stay safe from Covid-19


Some simple and practical DIY/ home care hacks (Episode 01SK) by Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, Sanchayan Hospital, Gachibowli, Hyderabad to stay safe from Covid-19.
Stock these medicines and the equipment at home now in July 2020 or in your car 'after a few months' when you start driving out on long trips.
Although the narrative/ prescription is by a senior qualified doctor, it's always advisable to have your family physician to have a look at the video and suggest what is best for you and your dear ones at home.
For the time being, unless absolutely needed, please try to stay safe at home for the welfare of self, family and others.

P.S: It's not possible to quantify the term 'after a few months' when the figures for Corona affected people are surging throughout India.
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Thursday, June 25, 2020

Diggers from outside need to be engaged to bury the Covid-19 deceased in Catholic cemetery, Sewri, Mumbai


Authorities of the Catholic cemetery (a public property owned by BMC) in Sewri, Mumbai are asking relatives of those who have died of Covid-19 to bring their own diggers with them. This is in spite of the cemetery having their own people to do the job. The normal charges for doing the task is ₹800. However, diggers from outside are asking for anything upwards of ₹4000. 
Moreover, there are no proven scientific evidence that the virus can spread from the dead. 

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Monday, June 22, 2020

Bengali migrant workers vent out their anger on Mamata Banerjee - 01


Migrant workers of West Bengal vented out their anger on Mamata Banerjee during the difficult time of Covid-19 lockdown between April and May 2020.
Mamata Banerjee was reluctant to bring them back. There was total lack of empathy for them from her end. 

Tuesday, June 16, 2020

Covid-19 isolation centre setup for own residents at a housing society in Sec 9, Rohini, New Delhi


Six bedded isolation centre setup for Covid19 positive residents of a housing society in Sector 9, Rohini, New Delhi in early June 2020. 
With the number of Corona positive cases mounting fast in Delhi and NCR, all dedicated beds for Covid patients in the hospitals are full and are prohibitively expensive. 
Excellent initiative. 
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Sunday, June 7, 2020

A frustrated man in Kolkata who couldn't get his bottle of liquor in Kolkata


A frustrated man in Kolkata vents his anger on Mamata after he failed to buy his bottle of liquor in Kolkata in May 2020.
This was after shops were allowed to sell liquor at a premium during lockdown 3.0

Kolkata based Bengali scientists have developed affordable Covid-19 testing kits


Kolkata based Bengali scientists have developed fully indigenous and affordable Covid19 Testing Kits, says Dr. Anirban Ganguly.
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Tuesday, June 2, 2020

Dr. Tejal Shah suggests setting up own home or community quarantine facilities for Covid-19 patients


Dr. Tejal Shah, Chest Disease Specialist from Mumbai suggests that with Covid-19 showing no signs of ebbing and all hospital beds full or about to get full in Mumbai and other metropolis, it would be wise to identify empty apartments or clubhouses, etc in housing societies to transform them into basis quarantine/ isolation centres.
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Monday, June 1, 2020

Sonu Sood, the real life hero from Moga, Punjab


Know Sonu Sood, the real life hero hailing from Moga, Punjab.
His contribution in ensuring the safe return of migrant workers during the extremely difficult weeks of #Covid19, the pandemic has earned him a lot of laurels.
Respect for him.
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Friday, May 29, 2020

58 Covid-19 cases in Manipur upto 2020-05-29 morning


Three new #COVID19 positive cases have been reported from Imphal West today; taking the total number of cases to 58 in Manipur: State Govt

Source: Circular No. 51 of Manipur Government dated 2020-05-29 at 11 am. 

Wednesday, May 27, 2020

Covid-19 patients and the dead lying unattended for hours at KEM Hospital, Mumbai in end May 2020


Scene at King Edward Memorial Hospital (Kem Hospital), Mumbai in end May 2020 was scary with hospital beds full and the dead lying in bed or on the floor or in the corridors.
In Mumbai, the number of #Covid19 deaths and new positive cases are soaring in leaps and bounds.
Mumbai and rest of Maharashtra under the aegis of Ganwar Sena headed by a bootlicker CM is in utter distress.

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Tuesday, May 19, 2020

Pooja Jayswal's father is another of the living and the dead who has vanished from Covid wards/ hospitals in West Bengal ever since March 2020


It's a curse to be affected by Covid-19 or any ailments as a matter of fact in West Bengal. Relatives of patients have no clues about the whereabouts of their dear ones after being admitted to hospital or after being picked up from home. Relatives are not even being informed if their dear ones are Corona positive or not. What's even worse is that mobiles have been banned in Covid hospitals/ wards. Dead bodies are being disposed off at undisclosed locations.
The accompanying video is just one out of the hundreds of such incidents/ events being reported across West Bengal every week.
Watch/ hear Pooja Jayswal, the daughter of a gentleman and residents of Amherst Street who had to get her father admitted for high fever to the Green Block of state owned Calcutta Medical College on 2019-05-12. The father is untraceable. The hospital authorities or the police are just avoiding her.
Right thinking intellectuals/ advocates and judges of High Court should immediately revoke the government order to ban mobile phones from hospitals.
And all these inhuman and heart wrenching acts are happening on the 'inspiration' of the one and only living #GreatestGiftOfGodToBengaliMankind.
How long will people in Bengal have to tolerate these diabolical intentions to hoodwink people?
There are a lot of Communist minded and ruling party leaning individual 'Qualified Uneducated' Bengali 'Enemies Within' who see no wrong in all the calculated nonsense happening in the wasted state.
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Monday, May 18, 2020

Bhagwat Prasad Pandey, MP Police Officer (Episode 03) is always Happy To Help


Humour, empathy and the road in Sidhi, a small semi-rural town near Singrauli in Madhya Pradesh has fetched Bhagwat Prasad Pandey the much needed results plus a lot of personal branding and reputation management ever since April 2020.

He is seen patrolling the roads of Sidhi    and the surrounding villages driving his official Mahindra Bolero from early morning to late evening (and at times stretching to the wee hours of the morning) without displaying any fatigue and/ or irritation. The officer performs on self motivation. He doesn't work on the hypocritic inspiration of his political bosses.

The daunting challenge before him is to:
- make the poor semi-educated and illiterate population aware of the dangers of highly contagious Coronavirus.
- keep the largely rural population confined to their homes without the use of brutal force that police forces across the nation are known for.
- make people aware of the need to wear masks or wrap up the face.
- make arrangements for free food and essential supplies for the needy during the nationwide lockdown w.e.f March 25, 2020.
- ensure healthcare and quarantine facilities for anyone who needs it.
- Etc, etc, etc.

Live videos of Bhagwat Prasad Pandey on Facebook and YouTube and his style of policing (read, management) has become extremely popular with the Hindi speaking populace in MP, UP, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, Haryana, NCR and elsewhere in India.

People in the small town have been following his instructions out of love and respect. Residents of the town and adjoining villages have come forward to lend a helping hand to supplement his efforts.

Bhagwat Prasad Pandey is our Indian Roadie of the difficult times.

With responsible and self motivated 'coronawarriors' like Bhagwat Prasad Pandey in the forefront, 'INDIA JITEGA, CORONA HAREGA'.

Bharat Mata Ki Jai 🙏

Fellow Indian Roadie fans and members, please join me in writing a few words to keep the adrenaline in the young officer running high.
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Thursday, March 26, 2020

Narendra Modi announced a nationwide 21 days lockdown wef 2020-03-25 on 2020-03-24 at 8pm to curb Coronavirus


Let's follow every word our visionary Prime Minister Narendra Modi said during a live telecast on Tuesday, 2020-03-24 at 8pm to curb Coronavirus (Covid19).
A nationwide 21 days lockdown announced w.e.f 2020-03-25 to curb the spread of Coronavirus (Covid 2019).
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Monday, March 23, 2020

What the asses did from 5pm on 2020-03-22 instead of simple taali or thali bajana




Forget Modiji. Even if God made a physical omnipresence across India, he could have done little to ensure that good senses prevail in Indians.
For some contentless stupids with nil ability to comprehend anything that's communicated to them, Janta Curfew was perceived to be a paid holiday pan-India.
How do we explain to these asses that the fear of CoronaVirus (Covid19) is real and is just lurking next to them.
A major chunk of efforts to achieve total Social Distancing flew out of the window post 5pm on Sunday, 2020-03-22.
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Sunday, March 22, 2020

A small gesture on 2020-03-22 by me to send out positive vibes and express gratitude to all who are relentlessly working to keep us safe and comfortable during the outbreak of CoronaVirus (Covid-19)




I, Deep Banerjee based out of Kolkata, India thought it prudent to follow my country's Prime Minister, Narendra Modi who had requested us to encourage those who are relentlessly working to keep us safe from CoronaVirus (Covid19) by banging on a steel thali standing on the veranda/ balcony of my house on Sunday, 2020-03-22 for 5 mins starting from 5pm.
It was heartening to note that once I started it, numerous other households in my locality started doing the same as a chain reaction.
Social Distancing is the need of the grim times the world is going through.
We in India shall overcome all the adversities. A few days or weeks of confinement and disruption will only make us more resilient.
Proud to be an Indian. Proud to be a 'bhakt' of the nation.
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