India need a powerful health care system to fight coronavirus.

Failure of Janta curfew.

Clapping or banging is not a reasonable form of gratitude.

Coronavirus outbreak is critical to ourselves and our nation, we have to be more careful because prevention is better than cure. Let us decide what to do with the global pandemic.India in  second stage of coronavirus and we have to be alert for resist the third stage. The announcement of coronavirus has been on all our minds since Narendra Modi’s televised on the address on Thursday and he appeals to the Janata curfew or people’s curfew that he suggested for Sunday was near-total throughout India, and at 5 pm, many came out to beat thalis and clap their hands to express gratitude to doctors, nurses and others who are the forefront of fighting the pandemic but  be practical, only 1.28 per GDP for health care is not sufficient. It is upsetting the national health status and India has a shortage of medical facilities for everyone.

Although the current model of healthcare depending largely on private health care facilities and medical insurance will not work in our country. With no basic and almost non-existent public health facilities, testing centers, infrastructure or trained staff, this system is generated useless when it is needed the most.The next time a pandemic hits our strands, we may not feel so helpless, alone and afraid when there is healthy medical care is in nation.

While,this the time the middle class must demand from our government that it prioritizes the method of building basic, affordable, quality health infrastructure for all and not those who can afford it.  Clapping and Ringing bells from a balcony will not save us from what lies ahead – what will save us is the realization that healthcare cannot be left to the notions of a rapacious us private sector but rather is a public good and the government’s job.

Apart from our helpers are prone to infection and no proper facilities for quarantine and hygiene.

According to WHO, India has one doctor for 1000 thousands of people! 

India is in the second stage of coronavirus, this time we require a powerful health care strategy and strong financial services to compensate losses...