Schools turn COVID care centres
The Hindu
Patients who lack isolation facility at home find shelter in these schools
K. Anjaiah (name changed) is in his 40s and lives in Sangareddy town. Recently, he was diagnosed with COVID. But, living in a single room house with his family, he was at a loss on how to isolate himself from others. He is one among the 11 COVID patients in isolation at a school being run by Seva Bharathi at Saraswati Sishumandir in the outskirts of the district headquarters town. The centre was started in the school that was closed for the past few months. Eight attendants of the patients are also staying in the school, and they are being given breakfast, lunch, dinner and a glass of milk everyday, free of cost. There are about 16 wash rooms, out of which half are allotted only to the patients.
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