Amid raging second COVID-19 wave, the elderly battle loneliness and anxiety
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Last Updated: Apr 18, 2021, 12:22 PM IST
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The COVID-19 pandemic has been particularly difficult for people like Sarin who have been living independently and are elderly. Besides being highly susceptible to the virus, their old age has also made it difficult for them to commute and socialise, adding to their loneliness and anxiety.
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For 72-year-old Rehana Sarin her two-bedroom flat in a Noida high-rise has been her world since her husband passed away 15 years ago, but she has never felt more lonely and secluded before as in the months following the coronavirus outbreak.
Amid raging second COVID-19 wave, the elderly battle loneliness and anxiety
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