By Communications Team | Sabuj Sangha
People in the remote Sunderbans are gradually restoring back to normalcy from the long enduring impacts of the two consecutive cyclones Amphan & Yaas amidst the Covid -19 pandemic. Yet their monotonous humdrum continues.
Sabuj Sangha’s dedicated and robust medical team also continued to extend the health services for them through their established ‘Rural Health Centre’ at remote Nandakumarpur village in Mathurapur II namely ‘Swarnalata Sabuj Seva Sadan’ and also with the Outreach Camps organized in the deeper hard to reach areas.
OPD clinics at ‘Swarnalata Sabuj Seva Sadan’ remained operational throughout and treatment including diagnostic services continued during April- November, 2021 too. Though amidst the increasing Covid -19 Cases and an uncanny people became little confined and not even availing health facilities.
Trend of diseases observed was common cough & cold, fever, eye related problem, gastroenteritis, hypertension, ache in bone joints, complications due to high sugar, respiratory trouble, abdominal pain, skin infection etc. Also as mentioned emergency care were also given. Altogether 2778 patients received health care facilities through OPD services during April- November, 2021 period.
Diagnostic cares in the Health Training Centre- Swarnalata Sabuj Seva Sadan provided in April- November, 2021:
- Pathology: 1009,
- ECG: 114,
- USG: 351 and
- X-Ray: 208
Health care services through IPD were catered to 157 people. Among these 4 were maternal delivery cases. Whereas health services through Outreach Health Camp helped 887 marginalised people in hard to reach villages of Sunderbans avail the services.
We will come up again with the report of consequent times.
Apology
We sincerely apologize for the unintentional delay for the reports caused due to nationwide uneasy times for Covid-19 outbreak and our struggle to restore back to normalcy as even mentioned earlier.
Appeal
We are deeply indebted to all those who has been consistent in our mission to serve the ailed people of deeper Sunderbans. We appeal to all others who can see our report right now, to please stand by us in our long but consistent effort of serving the ill-fated marginalised people of Sunderbans with our Health Services.
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