KOLKATA: There’s barely any household that Covid-19 hasn’t touched somehow or another; after it has murdered more than 3,00,000 people in the nation. However, some families have suffered this reduction several occasions — with the death of parents, grandparents, kids, grandparents and extended familymembers. Park Circus resident Atiya Mushtaq is obviously on edge nowadays. She resides with a constant fear that another telephone call would bring catastrophic news. The virus struck family a couple of months before, and she dropped her brother and 2 brothers-in-law in rapid succession. She hadn’t even been in a position to reconcile the 3 deaths once the husbands of both young nieces also expired. “I did not even get the opportunity to emphasise some of these deaths correctly since everything happened so unexpectedly,” said Mushtaq. “It’s such a enormous blow for our loved ones. I never believed this pandemic will assert a lot of loved ones” The crab has left a profound effect on the household of the past of this celebrated’Pancha Pandavas’ of contemporary Bengali literature, Shankha Ghosh. The 89-year-old made his last April 21. He’d been at house isolation following testing positive on April 14. Just eight days after, his spouse too, reacted to this virus. Family sources said Pratima Ghosh (89), also, was isolating in the house after testing positive about April 14. “The departure of her husband abandoned her shattered. Her condition deteriorated a sudden, giving us time to hurry her to hospital,” said a relative. Surviving relatives, a few of whom were fighting Covid themselves because they dropped or mourned their nearest and dearest, tend to be left with hardly any time to come into terms with those deaths. Many also suffer with a sense of despair. Amit Dutta, 35, dropped his grandma and dad to the virus at the next week of April, during a period of 24 hours. His mom, Shila Dutta, needed to be hospitalised but she returned home following a week of struggle. After Ajay Chakraborty went to get a visit to Puri together with his wife and child at the very first week of Aprilhe had no inkling that this could be their final trip for a family. Only after arriving back, his spouse Ananya Nandy Chakraborty, began revealing Covid symptoms and has been admitted to a city hospital, where her condition quickly deteriorated and she slid into coma. She breathed her last at the very first week of May. However, losing his spouse wasn’t the only catastrophe for its 44-year-old Karunamayee resident. In between, his along with his 12-year-old son returned with all positive evaluations along with also his in-laws, who dwelt with himpassed off. His father-in-law expired because of protracted illness and mother-in-law missing her struggle against the virus. The entire world turned upside down at virtually no time for this particular household. Before Ajay could correctly mourn his wifehe had to collect himself to care for his child, who cannot accept the his mom has been gone forever. On May 1, sitarist Prateek Chaudhuri declared his dad’s passing on Facebook. The 84-year-old Padma Bhushan, Pt Debu Chaudhuri, was admitted to a Delhi hospital, even when he has infected. Prateek declared his dad suffered a heart attack, where he couldn’t be restored. Six days after, the 49-year-old Prateek himself passed off. He’s survived by his wife, son and daughter. Families facing many tragedies is typical in India and Bengal. In accordance with healthcare specialists, it is more prevalent in families. “In our state, it’s typical for several generations of a family to reside under a single roof. However, through a pandemic, these agreements present an obstacle for younger individuals seeking to secure their seniors and much more vulnerable relatives from vulnerability to the virus,” explained Sourabh Choudhury, an intensive care professional. (Composed using inputs from Zeeshan Jawed, Priyanka Dasgupta, Debashis Konar, Saheli Chakraborty, Dwaipayan Ghosh & Sudipto Das)