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Wednesday, March 25, 2020

No compromise on disciplinary action.


The significant way to prevent the spread of coronavirus is to maintain social distance. This requires the closure of institutions. In this scenario, the closure of beverage shops in Kerala is exemplary. The social impact of such a shutdown may also be direct.

If people violate the closure proposal and the travel ban, the police should act strictly. Grab the vehicle and revoke the license.

In some countries, including the US, the military has been deployed to enforce the shutdown. India has not reached such a stage. To avoid a situation like calling the military people must comply with the government directives.

New Covid cases are reported daily in Kerala. Many are under surveillance. The government should ensure the availability of essential commodities and take stringent action against those who sell at higher prices. Ward level committees should be set up to provide government assistance as the daily wage workers are deprived of income.

Social kitchens that serve free meals are good. But more than that, every home needs to be built up.
K A Solaman

Saturday, March 21, 2020

Uninfomed people bring suffering.



It is the habit of some people to remain uninformed despite the measures taken by Centre-State governments and health agencies. The enforcing of prohibitory order in  Kodungallur taluk in Kerala is an indication. Over 1,500 people had attended the Bharani festival in the last few days in Kodungallor, defying government directions.

This is not an isolated case. The churches, mosques and Beverages Corporation outlets have shown scant  regard to directives of Health authorities. Those who disobey government restrictions should be brought to book. No law permits individuals to expose themselves to virus infections or to become  carriers of virus to transmit disease to others. Too much self-centered attitude brings isolation and extreme self-centered attitude is the source of suffering.

K A Solaman

Friday, March 20, 2020

Corona joke

Corona joke

Kerala government has announced a revival package of Rs 20,000 crore to tide over the coronavirus financial crisis. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said that the state will offer Rs 20,000 crore package to overcome the economic meltdown.

Interestingly, this announcement has become a Corona joke because where from this  money would come, is unknown to the public. Of late, the government faces much criticism for not closing down Beverages outlets and bars to combat virus spread. The sole reason is; block of money due to the stoppage of liquor sales. If no liquor sales, no salary to employees,  is the deplorable financial condition of the state.

The corona scare has put the life to misery and state government tries to lessen if by jokes!

- K A Solaman

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