Story of a Frontline fighter. #Pandemic
#Covid-19
Covid-19 has visited humanity quite abruptly.
Billions found them suddenly facing a not known before Crisis. On a massive scale. Globally Covid-19 virus has infected 590 million people and became cause of taking life of 6.44 million(6,440,000) people.
According to WHO report as of Jun 2022.
A WAR is going on, right now on planet earth. A global war. Nuclear weapons can be pressed anytime. Prices of everyday things rising. Few are connecting it with oil crisis created by ongoing WAR.
Who will win in this war? Russia or America leading groups? Right now a mad circus is going on.
If you are interested in this mad circus, at least, as a reader you can get a ride with this book.
And you should not miss it in anyway.
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When the new light came on, the first thing I did was search for a good restaurant for my breakfast. I was very hungry. Then headed to the office. There were different teams of public health professionals present. I got to know my team. Team leaders. And a short briefing was delivered about the next few days field intervention.
Primarily Dhaka Wari, an ancient place of the Mughal empire, was selected for contact tracing practice. We worked there two whole days with the team. Collected various data about total population and presented it to
IEDCR for final analysis. During these days accommodation was the most prominent problem. There were no accommodation facilities for a whole bunch of emergency workers like front liners. It was an abhorring situation. Regardless of what politicians says.
Interesting thing was no one was asking for anything. It was exactly like this, totally non-verbal but loud, like this, 'if you want to be here and do the work then do!'
'If you decide not to do the work and leave it is better!
`We would find someone else. Thousands of unemployed people are there to offer us money for a job!' Or not finding it does not matter. This was the whole workforce management approach for the coming one year!
Isn't it shameful? No, it's not. It's what they call normality. Shame doesn't exist for them.
They were very busy during that time. Some high government officials had eaten the whole fund money of 2Cr.That was the news. People were busy with that. Not about who was working for them, what should be their prime concern of things like that. People were too busy with their small petty interests.
I leave Dhaka city the next week amongst difficult foods and accommodation problems. To join in Sylhet Division as a
Divisional Covid-19, Communicator. I had four districts with 39 sub-districts to cover, alone! A population of over 12 million.
Apparently!
