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In the last more than a year, the people picked enough knowledge about the virulent and vile virus that it helped them to live in peace with the invisible despite mounting costs, reports Syed Samreen From deserted roads to busy marketplaces, from using hand sanitisers religiously to using them once...
‘This Eid, Do Not Knock At Each Others’ Doors, Use Phone To Wish, Instead’ Dr Abdul Qayum Hamid Changal, a Kashmiri’s General Physician working for the Ministry of Health, in Saudi Arabia, debunks myths and addresses misconceptions linked to the raging Covid-19 pandemic. The WHO accredited doctor for clinical management and rehabilitation Of Covid19 patients talked to Syed Samreen KASHMIR LIFE (KL): What are some of the ill practices, bad habits that we need to stop, keeping in view the COVID-19 upsurge? What are some of these that can worsen the symptoms in people? Dr ABD...
‘Polycystic Ovarian Disease Is Increasing In Prevalence At A Very Fast Rate In Kashmir’ Dr Imran Majid , who left his government job to start his own dermatology centres in three Kashmir districts, tells Syed Samreen about prevalent skin disorders in Valley along with the growing problems arising out of self-medication. Dr Imran Majid Kashmir Life (KL): Acne is common in teenagers as well as in adults, what causes them and how can one avoid scars on the face? Dr Imran Majid (IM): Acne is a very common disorder seen from the age of 13-years to 25-years in males as well as femal...
Covid In Newsroom Masood Hussain narrates how while covering it, the dreaded virus caught up with the Kashmir Life team. The contagion brooks no complacency is the moral of the story Kashmir Life Newsroom witnessed a 10-day long closure amid a series of fumigations. KL Image by Shuaib Wani Circa 2020. After being shut for months, surviving as they were on dollops of vanilla journalism, newsrooms were getting back to what they ought to be; buzzing with activity. The newspapers were trying to revive, retrieve, and reconnect with the realities on the ground. The communication blockade ha...
Contagion Keeping Students, Parents, Teachers On Tenterhooks Syed Samreen SRINAGAR: After staying on-line with vintage internet speed, students of classes 9 to 12 resumed physical mode of education on March 1. This time the resumption came with new norms, dictated by the invisible virus – masks, sanitisers, physical distancing. Entry to schools is subject to a welcome temperature check. KL Image by Bilal Bahadur The school re-opening is a first after August 5 2019, with a brief opening in February 2020, and a quick closure in wake of the pandemic dictated lock-down. The schools were ...