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Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, June 1: Ayush medicines boost immunity and keep a person safe from infection and illness, said Rekha Mahajan, secretary, BJP Jammu & Kashmir, while speaking at a medical camp organised here, today. It was organised by Neeraj Puri, president, BJP Gandhinagar Mandal and Corporator, in collaboration with Directorate of Indian Systems of Medicine (Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha and Homoeopathy) at Panch Mandir, Sector 5/7, Trikuta Nagar Jammu.
Rekha Mahajan, who distributed medicines among the poor along with other prominent invitees in the camp, urged upon the people to take maximum benefits of such medicines which are distributed free of cost among those poor and needy ones, who cannot afford costly immunity boosters. She said that the BJP cadre takes it as duty to help and serve the needy selflessly in every situation and “This is the time when we should reach out to extend helping hand in whatever way we can”.
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A journalist who has lived all over India and is now based in Bangalore
During the first wave of the pandemic in 2020, quite a few journalists, especially those working for the TV news-channels, would spend an hour or so visiting the Covid iCU of hospitals. The telecasts would show scribes reporting from the nearest Covid ICU, covered head to foot in PPE (personal protective equipment). The scribes would report on how cumbersome it would be for the doctors and nurses to spend the entire shift in PPE without any kind of toilet or tea break.