Bold Nurse Pleads For Calmness For Families Living Apart “I have also lived in quarantine before for one month after nursing COVID-19 patients and it hasn’t been easy,” by shratika naidu
09 Jul 2021 13:43 Shreta Chand while nursing covid patients at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital in Suva on July 6, 2021. Photo: Supplied
A frontliner nurse is advising families, who have been separated because of the lockdown, to remain calm.
Shreta Chand, originally from Labasa, has been looking after COVID-19 patients at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital (CWMH) since last year.
The bold 23-year-old said life hasn’t been the same for everyone in Fiji since then, but she bel
Mandeep Singh, who aspires to become a doctor, lives in Amroh village.
New Delhi:
A teen from Jammu and Kashmir s Udhampur has overcome many obstacles to top his district with 98.06 per cent marks in the Class 10 results declared by the state education board. Mandeep Singh said he could not go to school due to the lockdown last year and did not have a phone or computer for online classes. By sheer dedication and with some help from his family members and teachers, he not only studied well but also topped the examination.
The teen, who aspires to become a doctor, lives Amroh village. His father, Shyam Singh, is a farmer, where Mandeep also has to work sometimes. His mother, Sandhya Devi, is a homemaker.