In 2021 began with ‘good news’ as a gynecologist and gynecologist at Nagpur decided to give a Biannal award for health reporters to this deacra.
It is the first post-important wave and Covid-19 vaccination has begun to start the following week.
It is one of the first and very few functions held ‘offline’ or in a ‘physical’ attitude between the first and second waves.
So, anyone will be eager to meet brotherhood, with a reward being cherry on the cake.
Call it with enthusiasm or destiny, but it is often simple while reaching the stage to receive the awards causing five fractures at the foot and almost a very tight a month ‘works from home’ to diarit this.
It was more painful than the injury to stay at home with feet under plaster on January 17, 2021 – historic day during a pandemic which marked the initial Covid-19 vaccination in India.
In normal times, it would be of no use for a month, and the ‘worthy’ period for a reporter.
But like blessings in disguise, Covid-19 makes ‘work from home’ possible in the dominated ‘field work’ domain.
A month without a face-to-face meeting, field visits, interviews and formal meetings began in the first week of January to Dianani.
At the end of February, this work style became ‘normal’ ‘for many others as well as the second wave set and many restrictions on visits, movements and trips followed.
It was the same period of ‘foot break’ when the central government announced the names of the recipients of Padma Shri and one of them was Dr.
Hananjay Sagdeo – who came from Nagpur but worked in Kerala for more than three decades now.
Because Dr.
Sagdeo was in Kerala, phone calls were the only way to contact him.
Photos are exchanged on e-mail, information about WhatsApp, and quotes taken on the phone – it is a full feature made fully in the ‘working house’ mode.
Even the original Nagpurians did not realize about Dr.
Sagdeo who left the city more than 30 years ago and they were surprised to see the details in the TOI edition on January 28.
When Dr.
Sagdeo came to Nagpur, he said every minute detail was closed well inside the piece that he continued the clip of the article (which was also displayed in the Kerala Toi edition) to all journalists who called him detail.
The second wave reached its peak in March, April and May.
At the same time vaccination for ordinary people also began.
Fortunately, the ‘foot break’ ends now when in the field is the most important.
Regardless of the stories, this phase gives a lot of experience that meets while helping others and reporting about those who go out of the way and help those in need.
Finally, at the end of the year, the Zonal Transplant Coordination Center (ZTCC) of health reporters as ‘organ transplant legs’.
All January memories are back.
This time, a dealy book runs to the stage with the highest treatment level that can be taken.
However, however fruitful maybe, no one is able to buy another ‘foot’ break ‘,’ work from home ‘, and other waves.
(Chaitanya Health Reporter Deshpande must ensure he remains in health health during a pandemic)