COVID 19 & Amphan

Qualitative progress report highlighting the progress, achievements and learnings.

 

Dear Colleagues, Donors and Friends who stood by us in these difficult times, As you read the pages of this report, I am sure the vivid images of pandemic, the plight of migrant labor families walking, cycling and hitching rides in trying to reach their distant villages will haunt you. Close to home, you have seen whole cities in lockdown with unskilled labourers facing loss of income and an uncertain future. Our appeals to provide food, soap, sanitizers and protective gears, met with your generous response. Our frontline workers and volunteers took risks to distribute them from early April onwards.

 

We are honoured to be done the task of carrying out COVID detection and treatment in the rural and backward areas of Bengal namely Hanspukur, Sunderban and Bankura. As desired, we built up a system to indentify total no. of people in the respective areas. Our volunteers ably assisted by the super visors visited each house, carried out necessary tests to indentify covid victims. At the same time no. of camps attended by the doctors (Medical Team) were held in all the areas for a cluster of 10-12 villages.

 

In the camps the doctors carried out full scale examination of the patients and indentified the covid positive persons. In serious cases, the patients were hospitalized and in other cases as recommended by the doctors patients were sent for home isolation. During such period our volunteers kept in touch with the patients and supplied them with medicines and food supplements.

 

You will see from the accompanying chart (Table-A ) that in respect of 257  villages covering 13.17 lac people only 13 people died,21808 patients recovered,5369 patiets were sent for  home isolation as of now and rest were found to be covid negative. In the remaining months during the this pandemic situation, we will work on the experience acquired so far and  hope to be more efficiencient and successful.

 

Lastly we have noticed that as against general ignorance in the beginning, great awareness among people both men and women about cleanliness and preventive measure against covid. These developments make us very hopeful for the future.

 

   The very fact that only 606 people were required to be hospitalized out of about 13.17 lac , Home Visit by the community volunteers, awareness campaign and timely detections of symptoms by the doctors were proved success of the aims .

 

If you ask us about our learning’s in the last 11 months –Most vital lesson we learnt that home visit and testing in each case which confirms early detection are the best measure in covid treatment.

Table - A                   Month No. of COVID symtomatic cases detected No. of COVID symptomatic cases sent for testing No. of COVID symptomatic cases tested No. of COVID symptomatic cases tested positive No. of COVID Patient in Home isolation No of COVID positive cases recovered No of COVID positive cases hospitalised  No. of COVID cases died Apr 478 478 213 68 57 0 11 0 May 1107 1107 636 298 247 13 38 0 June 4657 4657 1259 593 453 84 53 3 July 6870 6870 5153 2415 1380 944 87 4 Aug 7993 7993 7987 3376 682 2612 82 0 Sep 11038 11038 11038 4883 502 4214 167 0 Oct 12239 12239 12239 5689 576 5007 104 2 Nov 10782 10782 9272 4941 531 4379 29 2 Dec 9247 9247 6657 2795 431 2347 16 1 Jan-21 6874 6874 4055 1662 297 1352 12 1 Feb-21 5726 5726 2691 1076 213 856 7 0   From Apr to July 20         Hanspukur  Hanspukur Sunderban    Sunderban Bankura  Bankura % of  Hospitalisation 97/1254 %  =  7.73% 61/1552 % = 3.93% 31/568 % = 5.45 % % of  Recovery 324/1254 %  =  25.83% 537/1552% = 34.60% 167/568 % = 29.40% % of Death 3/1254 % =0.23% 4/1552 % = 0.25%  0/568 % = 0% % of Home isolation 830/1254 % = 66.18% 950/1552 % = 61.21%  370/568 % = 65.14%         From Aug to Nov20         Hanspukur  Hanspukur Sunderban    Sunderban Bankura  Bankura % of  Hospitalisation 132/3128 %  =  4.21% 153/9093 % = 1.68% 68/4911 % = 1.38 % % of  Recovery 2663/3128 %  =  85/37% 7975/9093% = 87.70% 4379/4911 % = 89.16% % of Death 2/3128 % = 0.06% 0/9093 % = 0%  0/4911 % = 0% % of Home isolation 331/3128 % = 10.58% 965/9093 % = 10.61%  468/4911 % = 9.52%         From Nov 20 to Feb 21         Hanspukur  Hanspukur Sunderban    Sunderban Bankura  Bankura % of  Hospitalisation 16/2886 %  =  0.55% 32/5597 % = 0.57% 17/1991 % = 0.85 % % of  Recovery 2340/2886 %  =  81% 4916/5597% = 87.83% 1677/1991 % = 84.22% % of Death 1/2886 % = 0.034% 2/5597 % = 0.035%  1/1991 % = 0.05% % of Home isolation 529/2886 % = 18.32% 674/5597 % = 12%  296/1991 % = 14.86%

Progress and Acheivement :     From the data in table "A",it appears that  total no. of Patients attended in the camps were 137094, out of which 30980 patients  were detected as COVID symtomatic.Covid positive cases  detected as per tests were 30980 which were the headache of Humanity Trust. Percentage analysis of recovery of these large no. of patients have been given in table 'A'.It appears that in home isolation percentage of recovery is 19.31% . This is very much remarkable in consideration of that very critical period. Recovery by application of medicine as stipulated by ICMR is 78.45 %. Sum total of recovery by these two processes is 97.76% which is better than any reputed recovery Centre .Therefore, it can be emphatically stated that Humanity Trust has achieved high quantitative and qualititative achievement in its treatment process.

 

 

           Relief for Social Welfare Drive for COVID - 19

 

At the very outbreak of COVID 19 pandemic, Humanity Trust started its relief work by providing 6 Kg of Rice , 3 Kg of Potato, 2 kg of Onion , 1 Kg of Split red lentil, 500 gm Soybean ( Food-Kit) to the each family , in this time they have not their jobs due to the lock-down. They were also provided with mask , hand sanitizer in addition of food-kits, Nutritional food (Nutrimix) were also being supplied to pregnant mother and lactating children. The areas covered were 192164 no of people were benefitted by this relief work.

 

On 20.05.2020 Super Cyclone , AMPHAN , had a severe blow to the people living in mud built houses, houses having tin or tiles covering. The tile or tin made roof have been blow away forcing the residents to take shelter under the open sky. In this areas Humanity Trust provided relief materials of 4017 No of Tarpaulin and Food Kits.

Other than our Relief work now our emphasis is on health and COVID awareness program for Community Development and general public through this program from

 

 

Distribution Details:

	Month	Food Kits Distributed to No of Family / Beneficery	Cooked  Food  Distributed at the Trust premises as well as different areas  through mobile Van ( No of head)	NUTRIMIX (Multi Nutrition  Food Packet)  - Pregnant Women,Lactating  women and children.	No of Family received Tarpulin	Free Medical Camp with free Supply of  Medicine, Mask,Handsanitaiser & Shop
	Apr-20	2421 / 11052	6002	618	0	2285
	May-20	7202 / 32747	3798	690	3317	2845
	Jun-20	2817 / 12486	3204	766	644	2822
	Jul-20	1940 / 8267	2755	834	56	2008
	Aug-20	409 / 1910	176	904	0	19190
	Sep-20	321 / 1257	0	963	0	19488
	Oct-20	292 / 1179	0	1005	0	19680
	Nov-20	258 / 1003	0	1046	0	17630
	Dec-20	0	0	1142	0	12512
		15693 / 69801	15935	7968	4017	98460

 

 

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