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Women seek help for COVID resources online; get vulgar messages, harassment instead

Women seek help for COVID resources online; get vulgar messages, harassment instead Ever since a monstrous second wave of COVID-19 infections hit the country, social media lent a helping hand to many to find resources. By Falguni Lalwani| Edited by Sruthi Vibhavari | Updated: 27th April 2021 6:42 pm IST (Representational Image) Hyderabad: Many women who are seeking help regarding oxygen, plasma and hospital beds online during the ongoing COVID-19 catastrophe end up finding themselves at the receiving end of vulgar messages and cyberbullying. New normal, is it? Ever since a monstrous second wave of COVID-19 infections hit the country, burdening the government’s health infrastructure, social media lent a helping hand to many to find resources.

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Women Get Vulgar Messages After Sharing Phone Number for COVID Help

Women Get Vulgar Messages After Sharing Phone Number for COVID Help Women who have shared their contact numbers on social media platforms in order to reach out to the larger public for COVID-related help receive vulgar and innapropriate messages. | 27 April 2021 11:44 AM GMT New Delhi- India in the past few weeks has seen a massive surge in the cases of the novel coronavirus, becoming the second-worst coronavirus-affected country in the world with cases skyrocketing and spiraling out of control with every passing day. There have been reports of acute shortages of hospital beds, medical oxygen, and vital life-saving drugs from across the country with needy COVID-19 patients and their family and friends desperately asking for help.

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Help with a side of harassment: Mumbai woman gets d*** pics after sharing number online to seek plasma

Help with a side of harassment: Mumbai woman gets d*** pics after sharing number online to seek plasma
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Mumbai woman shares her phone number on Twitter for ventilator, gets sent obscene photos

Tribune Web Desk Chandigarh, April 21 Last week, Mumbai resident Shasvathi Siva was in for a shock. Desperate for information on ventilators and plasma for a relative who was critically ill, Siva had shared her phone number on Twitter, as many others like her have taken to doing lately. She found a ventilator, but that wasn’t all she got. As her number passed around, she found herself getting unsolicited and traumatising messages, complete with obscene photos. “The day after I put out my emergency request, I found myself fielding three to four calls a minute. I was speaking to blood banks, coordinating with donors, figuring if they qualified at all, and a million different things for my suffering loved ones,” she writes in her opinion piece in Vice.

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