It was already January 9th morning, this deac-turtle left the car for Bhandara to include an unfavorable incident when a colleague Sarfaraz Ahmed called said that he would also join the task.
At least 10 premature babies have died after a fire broke out in the Neonatal Care Unit of the Bhandra District General Hospital around 2am.
After getting a green signal from the population editor, both Sarfaraz and this DIAK reached Bhandara without wasting a lot of time.
The hospital has become a fortress after the police witnessed him staring at the visit scheduled for a large number of politicians including the minister and Netas from the opposition.
The hospital staff were surprised and did not talk much about the incident, making our work difficult.
Bringing it as a challenge, Diako and Sarfaraz made multitasking after being asked to report directly for the current times and mirrors now together with the Times of India.
We managed to solve the news about the administration who tried to cover the problem by letting the parents and relatives of the children from the back door to avoid the media.
In addition to tracking the incident in the hospital throughout the day, we even visited houses in villages where the state government proactively sent financial assistance on the day of parents who lost their children.
Even though it was a sad and unfortunate incident, this deac-turtle along with colleagues tried to do justice to assignments as journalists by giving the best efforts to issue reality valued by our seniors.