Uttarakhand: The lockdown caused by COVID-19 infection became a boon for the Himalayan region. At present, vegetation, flowers are blooming in the Himalayan region, and these areas do not see any other type of garbage, including plastics. The same goes for religious and tourist place in Chamoli. There are Badrinath, Mana, Satopanth, Rudranath, Auli, Saptakkund, Doodh Kund, Lord Curzon Track, Vedani Bagangarial, Home Kund, Valley of Flowers, and every year in summer, millions of people visit these places.
This year, the lockdown has led to less human intervention in these areas. The environmental impacts in the Himalayan region have also been reduced. Environmentalist Chandiprasad Bhatt says the lockdown has given a new life to the Himalayan region. Research on the Himalayan range is required. The study of the moment will be the basis for future strategies for the Himalayas.
On the other hand, all the ICU beds have been occupied in the hospitals of Covid-19 in the Himachal Pradesh capital Dehradun. Beds are also vacant in general, private and semi-private wards. Hospitals are also sending patients with low symptoms or symptoms for home isolation. In view of the increasing number of patients, private hospitals are also considering increasing the number of beds.
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