Where are Life-threatening emergencies? #COVID

Hey people

Its been a while that I've blabbered. My friend pointed out that I don't have consistency. I happened to plan to do everything, but am left at point zero.

So , now ... idea is to blog consistently ( Don't mistake is as everyday 😜) You cannot take charge to annoy everyone everyday.

Topic for the day...

Where are Life-threatening emergencies?

Its not that people aint dying... they are. But has the nature changed its way of cleansing earth by this crash detoxification method ?

I mean where are the heart attacks, stroke , traumas , cancers , colics ... Its just lungs, lungs, lungs!!!

Bacteria in the lungs , virus in the lungs , food in the lungs !

I actually sat back thinking about it ... The occurrence of the disease has gone down or the what has lead to the steeping of the cases.

Fear

The COVID scare is so bad that people have boycotted hospitals altogether scared of the One for One offer for COVID that they may contract.

Awareness

People have begun to have less threshold towards respiratory infections., thanks to COVID.

Less Outpatient Review

The reviews have gone down. People have begun to have online consultations which we all know have certain limitations. So we are missing on it.

Transport

Its a huge task to get a transport to the hospital. The moderate kind of illnesses are just getting delayed for it. Limitations of resources adds upto it.

So far so much

ok bye!!!

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