Keep boosting morale of front-line health staff

Keep boosting morale of front-line health staff

The number of Covid-19 infected cases continue to rapidly rise by days in the country, especially in the urban areas, making the communist government incapable of handling the worsening dreadful situation because of its irresponsible and insensible acts in the recent past days. However, it is also our responsibility to follow the safety measures in order to keep ourselves and others safe.

Looking at the government's Covid-19 Management Committee's (CMC) sloppy management during last year and in this year,there seems to be lesser hope of getting adequate required health services from the government in order to save lives of common people in the coming days.It shows that all the health service outlets are about to breakdown due to overflow of Covid-19 patients. However, we should continue to boosting morale of all the front-line health staff. 👍👍🙏🙏

Source: The Himalayan Times

May 1, 2021

Not enough beds, says health ministry

The Ministry of Health and Population says it is next to impossible for hospitals to provide beds for coronavirus treatment to all those who need hospitalisation. It says the health system is unlikely to sustain the frightening rise in the number of coronavirus cases in the country. It has urged people to follow health safety protocols to avoid falling sick. It has urged people to stay at home and avoid unnecessary travel and roaming around. - HNS

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