Nagpur: 2021 turned out to be the deadliest year in a pandemic for the Vidarbha region.
As the first wave receded in December 2020 and January 2021, it was hoped that the new year would bring new hopes.
However, the second wave began in February, with the case of the world’s early delta detected in the Amravati district.
Wave took his worst form in the March-April-May period.
Vidarbha has lost nearly 15,000 lives because of Covid-19 in 2021.
However, more than 8.50 lakh patients from 8.70 lakh cases recovered.
April has been the worst month of 2021.
More than 3.5 lakh was infected, while 5,670 residents lost their lives.
However, these numbers are official, and without many deaths and cases not reported during this Covid-19 period.
“The year has passed the learning experience for all of us.
There are big differences in symptoms, results, severity and death of the first and second wave.
The comparative study shows that the mortality rate is more in the first wave,” said Dr.
Ashok Arbat, Director of the Cream Hospital in Where a comparative study of patients in two covid waves is done.
“The doctor is better prepared in the second wave.
I have to say, regardless of all difficulties and limitations, we handle the second wave very thoroughly.
High recovery levels and low mortality rates.
As far as the third wave regard, we have learned our lessons and have A good experience with us, “said Dr.
Arbat, who also heads Vidarbha Hospitals Association (VHA).
For many young doctors working at a government hospital during 2021, it was a learning experience.
“It was once a lifelong tragedy and I hope we are selected to handle difficult situations,” said Dr.
beat Deshpande, expressing hope that no batch must go through such a situation again.
Many lose people they love for a year.
“This year is full of painful stories of children who lose their parents, and elderly parents lose their children.
Many people even cannot attend their nearest rituals.
Suicide, uncertainty, and mukormycosis are results Worst of a pandemic, “said social workers Megha Khare added that they had a hard time managing many cases in 2021.