COVID-19 Wash your hands, wear a mask Preventing CORONA isn’t a difficult task Virus, Bacteria, Fungi and Protist I was brought up by a Micro-biologist From the beginning of COVID she took precautions My mom knows how to deal with such situations COVID-19 is a virus, a non-living substance Once inside the cell, it can cause disturbance Wash your hands, wear a mask Preventing CORONA isn’t a difficult task Don’t go out, maintain some distance Together in this we can make a huge difference This Global pandemic makes us ONE again Not taking care can cause you pain Don’t meet your friends, don’t...

About 21st Century , early years of decade 2020 when an epidemic broke out. Yes, after some decades this would be written in the same tense format in history books. We are the generation of change. We need to start it from ourselves. We need to take care of ourselves by staying home as much as we can. United we can make a change. By staying home, we can save many and ourselves too from catching virus. Our heroes are busy days and nights in hospitals being front line soldiers healing and saving patients. Yes, you thinking right. I am talking about our heroes our Doctors. This blog is shout-out...

Thank you to all the Doctors, Nurses, First Responders, and Medical Support Staff in Pakistan and around the world. You’re all courageous and brave we thank you deeply! 🙏

This poem is dedicated to all our frontline heroes that are risking their lives to save humanity during the pandemic. Days are spent trying to find the elusive cure, When the haunting will halt is far from sure. Our scrub clad heroes are putting their lives on the line, As they strive to keep the victims alive. But who will save our saviours? They desperately try to rip our blindfolds And erase the naivety that is clouding our minds, All while shielding us from the riptide. But who will save our saviours? Our frontline heroes try to ease the pain, And many have lost their lives but not in vain...

This is a re-published post, originally published in 2018.

This is a re-published post, originally published in 2018.