HYDERABAD: Medical professionals, medical store employees, suppliers and even donors found it hard to travel through the lockdown on Sunday together with the authorities stopping their vehicles in several areas. Further, both blood and plasma donors that had ventured outside to give blood to destitute patients and needed essential moves were slapped challans. In one incident, a blood clot, Gautham C, that had been coming home after donating blood in Osmania General Hospital, has been fined Rs 1,000 for’disobedience of orders from lockdown S 51(b)’ of DM Act, also in accordance with the challan duplicate. This has been done regardless of the donor demonstrating evidence of blood circulation. Citing the issues faced by physicians, Dr Ashish Chauhan tweeted Saturday,”Nowadays medical physicians and health associated vehicles were exceptionally plagued. The Old most police officer in Shaikpet gave responses like we do not care if you’re Senior Anaesthetist” in your way to operation.” Since many health professionals and pharmacists attained their offices overdue, pharmacists at Nalgonda and Adilabad chose to stop working after 10’m citing authorities high-handedness. “Day before yesterdaythere were lots of problems confronted by medical store employees and providers since some were ceased and defeated up after revealing ID cards. We kept the stores closed article 10 am on Saturday. The problem has been solved on Sunday following the district authorities called us. We’ve rolled back our choice after shutting stores for just two weeks,” explained Venkatpati West, president, District Chemists and Druggists Association. While vendors in Hyderabad also faced some difficulties, medical stores were working with flaws and less personnel. Others faced difficulties in getting the compulsory moves to function throughout lockdown hours. “sirwe are pharma and healthcare supplies service in Hyderabad and in the past two days we’re looking for Epass and each time we employ it is becoming reversed, and” tweeted Praveen in the twitter manage @praveen5757 on Sunday.
Hyd: Medical Store Employees, Physicians face commuting woes
