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Expressing gratitude is natural


There were hospitals where salaries were not paid, there was hardly anything done to elevate the physical, mental and financial well-being. Society and government should have lauded them like heroes day in and day out. Whether they ask for it or not, what has been the compensation given by governments and various organizations to the slain heroes. Seeing your child’s birthday from a window or a doctor holding the hands of the dying with a shattering regularity is not what most professionals can handle. Where did they get the chance to be trained in this? With 800 doctors dying only in the Second Wave, was it not proper for the nation to bow its head, at a National Doctor’s Memorial, which could have been dedicated to the nation on the Doctor’s Day.



The medical superintendents gasped for breath to arrange oxygen for their patients, who were tied to the delicate thread of life on the availability of this gas. Imagine the mental state of doctors in those ICUs and the hospital management outside. Was it not worse than a battlefield? Was preparation not a far cry? With the most sought-after medicines being in short supply, they had to face the ire of their relatives / mobs. It even led to physical attacks on doctors. Corona's battle at times turned out to be a battle with hands tied to the back, still these doctors have saved us from the worst. Is it not high time to have a National Medical Corpus, a contingency fund to take care of the doctors in dire need and of the families in case of death. This National Doctor’s Day the country should have told the medical fraternity that they are our Valentine and we can do anything for them.

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