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Exploitation due to Coronavirus

 India is facing the peak of the second wave of corona-virus. The brutality of this virus is witnessed by looking at the increased death rates. There is nothing like symptoms left to recognize the type of infection in the body of the patient.

At few cases, nothing is found in the person, but he/ she died of cardiac arrest. After the check-up of their dead bodies by the concerned person, the report stated that the virus infected his/her lungs around 90% leaving the little space which made them die due to lack of oxygen transmission in the other supporting organs.

In the year 2020, the corona warriors were given utmost respect for their dedication, selflessness and serving but in the year 2021, the warriors became the most negligent ones. The ones who should have come to help the patients for testing, they are behaving lethargic either by not coming to collect samples or by giving reasons of shortage of testing kits. The limit of negligence reached at its peak when, shortage of oxygen came into picture. How is it possible that the patient who was recovering at night, was found dead in the morning? My friend’s relative’s oxygen level was increased at and came to normal with the help of oxygen cylinder which was given to him in the hospital, but when the family visited him next morning in the hospital, he was found dead. Is this even possible, for a recovering person to die that too in few hours? No, there are some fraudulent activities going on backstage, which are letting people to die.

Saudi Arabia came forward to help their friend country by providing 80 metric tonnes of oxygen cylinders, especially for the section of the society, who are not able to help themselves. But Indians being greedy for money made this pandemic a business. Economics is applicable in our daily lives, as per the study, the study of demand and supply is basic. Since, this corona situation increased the demand for medical oxygen, the price of oxygen also increased. At the time of crisis where people need each other’s support and care, the merciless are creating it a business.

There is limited data about the hospitals and their supply chain but the situation in the country is becoming worse. To protect the people we love, to safeguard the country from turning its healthy present into vintage, everyone needs to work together and help each other.

Stay safe, keep helping and stop exploiting the country.

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