Updated Jul 19, 2020, 7:16 pm IST
There have been several reports recently about how partying has spread the coronavirus around
By not adhering to safety precautions they are, inadvertently, helping in the community spread of the virus. Representational Image
Even as more and more tests are done in India, a trend involving the well-educated and elite opened a risky can of worms.
Various news reports talk about a wealthy someone throwing a marriage or birthday party, inviting several people to it while putting them all at risk.
By not adhering to safety precautions they are, inadvertently, helping in the community spread of the virus.
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A 31-year-old paediatrician, who gave birth to a girl a week ago, died of COVID complications on Wednesday. Dr. Farah Niloufer was on COVID duty at Government Area Hospital, Gajwel, till she tested positive in May first week despite being in third trimester of pregnancy.
Her husband, Dr. Syed Abdul Majid, could barely put in words after getting the news of her death.
Hospital superintendent T. Mahesh said that Dr. Farah was also on vaccination duty and worked in the out-patient department. Her close friend Dr. Nazia Tabassum said that though they had urged her to take leave due to pregnancy, the paediatrician wanted to be on duty.
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In the wake of coronavirus spreading rapidly, Hyderabad is facing a shortage of oxygen and ICU beds quintessential in treating critical and semi-critical covid patients. As the second wave hits the country, Hyderabad is facing a shortage of oxygen and ICU beds quintessential in treating critical and semi-critical covid patients. | Photo Credit: ANI
Hyderabad: In the wake of coronavirus spreading rapidly, Hyderabad is facing a shortage of oxygen and ICU beds quintessential in treating critical and semi-critical covid patients. There are also instances reported from around the city where patients have been returned from the hospital.