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Health Workers continue to resign; Seeking major overhaul in policies.

                     Scarcity of Health Workers
                                                        -Piyush R. Prusti

This issue is concerning India . Actually why the health workers are unwilling to do their jobs now-a-days ? Is it the fear of COVID ? Definitely not. Since the starting of this deadly COVID-19 pandemic which has no proper treatment or medicine yet,health workers are the one who are making their day and night alike to cure the patients and down surge the active cases. But in these recent weeks,the spike in the COVID cases is a cause of worry for all of us. On the other side many health workers are resigning.There has been oxygen scarcity in the country. Many people are dying for lack of oxygen. It is the government who is controlling the availability of oxygen in the hospitals as per need. If the government cannot make it possible to arrange for the oxygen then how can the health workers save the patients. It is practically impossible on the part of the health workers to save the patients who need oxygen but cannot get it . Some visuals and shots from the media shows that at many places the family members of the COVID  victims are ruthlessly beating the health workers without understanding them that it is not their fault. Not just one or two,there are thousands of such cases happening all around the country for which they have got a negative impact on their duty. For example, a viral video storming the internet and social media is a doctor crying  and saying all about the unwillingness she has to work in the hospital. If this goes on continuing then,there might be a serious problem in the near future.In today's scenario,they are the actual Gods and Goddesses who are wearing the uniform to fight the pandemic and their sacrifices in these times can never be forgotten. They are the one who are actually the warriors and perseverantly striving to not make us worriers.
                        A Doctor in New Delhi.
Image Courtesy: Financial Times.
A letter to the Prime Minister by the doctors at AIIMS,New Delhi back in 2020.
Image Courtesy:The Quint.

This blog is written by Master Piyush Ranjan Prusti for Mr. Fact Checker for which we are grateful to him.Piyush has specialisation in English language and communication skills.

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  1. UnknownMay 8, 2021 at 10:49 PM

    Nice work.
    Despite 50% of Indian students working hard and spending a lot for MBBS, there is a deficiency of health workers and doctors. This is the image of new and modern India.

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  2. UnknownMay 8, 2021 at 10:57 PM

    Indian government should make a council of experts for oxygen supply. The experts are more experienced and intelligent than these election-oriented politicians.
    That's true, what can a health worker do if he/she doesn't have any resource.
    And this dumb policy of self-sufficient India is retarding the vaccination. If one is rich and wants to be vaccinated as soon as possible, he can buy any foreign vaccine from the market.
    People of Delhi are just dying like insects, yet the CM does nothing but cries.
    This is a complete state of chaos in India. And I am damn sure, it would be difficult to recover.

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  3. UnknownMay 9, 2021 at 1:16 AM

    This is true
    Nice work

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