Also has anyone watched BBC's 'The adventures of Merlin"? I just started, and would like some reviews before I spend 5 seasons on it, because that CGI dragon isn't cutting it up until now. #Merlin #BBC #ShowReview #Netflix
Is Delhi flattening the curve or is the government lying about the numbers or this is just the calm before the storm? #DelhiCovid
India is a fine example of how bad a crisis can go if you do not elect a government that cares, or think scientifically, or for the people. At the moment, the government feels like apathetic headless chickens, while massive migration patterns shows the loss of faith in the government. This is ofcourse with good reason due to unplanned, hurried, and oppressive imposition of policies that have only exacerbated problems for the underprivileged citizens of the country.
"More importantly, they cannot be taken off during the shift so as not to contract infection, which in turn means the doctors cannot use washrooms in that time. They will be sweating inside the PPEs, bleeding heavily but unable to get out of it till their shifts are over. Add to that dehydration — doctors try to train their bodies by not drinking water prior to their shift to avoid going to the bathroom.
Anyone else decides to choose the most annoying tune as their alarm? Or do I just hate myself?
#tryingtowakeup
On the night of 31st December I broke my leg, retrospectively, no wonder I did not want to walk into 2020 #COVID19
Of course the lockdown is increased two more weeks, because rather than an increase in testing, what our nation does is conduct fly pasts, indian air force decides to air drop flowers on hospitals, and naval ships light up vessel to show thanks. What? Fuel muft mein aata hai plane ka? Ya phool? #COVID19
Binge watching Doctor Who. What a commentary on social issues, but also loneliness. It gives us the word companion, not a lover, not simply a friend, but a companion, because sometimes we need other people. #Doctored
The Covid-19 lockdown may have increased the spread of other respiratory tract infections (which kill 1000 Indians per day) by forcing people to stay inside crowded and insanitary housing. Add to that the "deaths of despair" because of loss of livelihood.
https://www.theindiaforum.in/article/indi-s-tryst-covid-19
Reports that say we might need social distancing till 2022, my bit is why can't pressure be put for investment in public healthcare system? Why are we building the new future based on everything should go back to as was; dis-invest in war, corporate bailouts, and environment destroyers, invest more in public health system! more ventilators, more hospitals, more public education. The system was broken, and it should be re-made as something better. #COVID19
Hello people! Arnab is not the story. Here’s the story, by @reporters_co@twitter.com, in @Article14live@twitter.com. 👇🏼
RT @mitalisaran@twitter.com
Investigation by @reporters_co@twitter.com finds that ICMR scientists warned govt that #lockdown would only buy time to put effective measures in place—but they still aren’t in place, & data is contaminated. So Indians have paid bitterly for indeterminable results. Govt must explain. #Covid https://twitter.com/reporters_co/status/1253159360181809154
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/mitalisaran/status/1253201922061828096
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