26 dead in last 10 days in UP village with no serious symptoms of COVID-19

The second wave of COVID 19 has proven to be harmful and fatal. Metro cities of India like Delhi and Mumbai are bearing the brunt of it due to the heavy density of the population.

Most shocking things are happening in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. At first these patients had mild fever and then had trouble breathing. If he did not get treatment on time, he died suddenly. Along with the big cities, the figures of small villages have started adding to the corona infection figures. Similar news is coming to the village of Kyaara in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh.

26 Dead in last 10 days:

In the last 10 days, about 26 people have died in the village. The surprising thing is that these people did not show serious symptoms of corona, first came a mild fever and then began to have trouble breathing. If not treated in time, he died. The people of the village who do not consider this disease as a corona infection, say that it is some other disease which has engulfed their village.

No serious symptoms of Corona:

There is no special health facility in this village. There is a hospital in the village, but the number of beds there is very less. Patients who are not getting beds are dying. The villagers say that the doctors here do not do any investigation nor help. Due to this carelessness, people are dying. There are many villages in UP where the health facility is not so good that the people of the village can get the right treatment.

If there is a shortage of doctors, then the burden of more patients on the doctors in a village, in such a way, even if they get better treatment. There are many villages which are not burning after the death of their loved ones. Many people are shedding them in the rivers. Due to the health facilities in the city, the infection remained under control, but if it reached the villages, people would have to face problems and the government would also face problems.

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