Its been a while since the blog was updated. Much has happened in the interim.
Six months is a long period of time. The waning of the epidemic, local outbreaks, the fear of the havoc wreaked by the DELTA all kept us on our toes.
The lockdowns in some form or the other continued and as usual people adapted, moving on with their lives. Framing, dairy, goat rearing and trade all continued. The tomato crops brought in good money. Above all, the copious rains
Total Patients: 8287
CHILDREN: 170; (M:F :: 94:76)
ELDERLY: 1284; (M:F :: 751:533)
ADULTS: 6883; (M:F :: 3189:3644)
INCOME: < 48000 pa : 8171
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| Masked Crowds at the Bus Shelter |
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| ASHA Workers being felicitated for the yeoman work |
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| New BPL 450 mRad X Ray machine |
An old patient being loaded onto a make shift ambulance
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| Retinitis Pigmentosa with T1D |
Paddy - Transplanting, ripening and harvesting
GROUND NUT HARVEST
BOUNTEOUS RAIN & THE LANDSCAPE CHANGES
A LOVELY TIME FOR THE GOATS & CATTLE
Here is wishing everyone a wonderful 2022
