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Kerala: Bride Dons PPE Suit To Marry Covid Positive Groom In Hospital

Kerala: Bride Dons PPE Suit To Marry Covid Positive Groom In Hospital Abhirami married her virus-positive groom Sarathmon S, at a government hospital in coastal Alappuzha district on Sunday. Unsplash Outlook Web Bureau 2021-04-26T14:50:09+05:30 Kerala: Bride Dons PPE Suit To Marry Covid Positive Groom In Hospital outlookindia.com 2021-04-26T15:26:07+05:30 Also read Weddings in India are grand affairs, with every aspect right from food to clothing put under excessive scrutiny. Weddings are planned months in advance, making sure there is no room for error. However, ever since the pandemic broke out last year, weddings, just like every other social ceremony have changed.

Covid-19: Couple marry in hospital ward

Covid-19: Couple marry in hospital ward PTI/Alappuzha (Kerala) PTI The young bride got hitched in a hospital ward in a small ceremony at a time when covid cases are spiralling in the southern state. Time and tide wait for none, not even coronavirus. And this prompted Abhirami to don her PPE kit instead of the traditional bridal wear and tie the nuptial knot with her covid-infected beau as the families did not want to skip the auspicious time (Muhurtham). The young bride got hitched in a hospital ward in a small ceremony at a time when covid cases are spiralling in the southern state.

In Kerala Women PPE Kit, Kovid Marries in Positive Man Hospital

Kerala Woman In PPE Kit, Covid Positive Man Get Married In Hospital

Kerala Woman In PPE Kit, Covid Positive Man Get Married In Hospital Kerala Woman In PPE Kit, Covid Positive Man Get Married In Hospital Abhirami, a native of Thekkan Aryad, donned the disposable wear and get married at a COVID ward of the Alappuzha Vandanam medical college on Sunday. Fixed a year ago, the wedding happened on Sunday, after permission from authorities. Alappuzha: Time and tide wait for none, not even coronavirus. And this prompted Abhirami to wear her PPE kit instead of the traditional bridal wear and tie the nuptial knot with her covid-infected fiance as the families did not want to skip the auspicious

At the beginning of Corona, the government bought 2.13 lakh PPE kits at a high price of Rs 1,087