May 16, 2021
Guwahati, Assam May 15, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - The pandemic is far from getting over, and infinite people have lost their lives. But one thing it has taught us the value of frontline workers. While we were trying to stay safe, they worked with full dedication and truly helped in saving many lives.
Times when cases were evolving, hospitals were flooded with COVID victims, pharmacies across the world have rendered an uninterrupted supply of essential and prescribed medicines so that patients in-home quarantine can recover as well.
Medical services aren't just essential services but also emergency services. When people were advised to stay in their homes, doctors were constantly catering to the increasing numbers, pharmacists were out there delivering medicines to the ones in need. This meant lesser people went out to buy medicines and hence, the lesser scope of the spread of the virus. In their own selfless way, they ensured their bit in minimising the burden of healthcare systems supporting them constantly and slashing the effect of the pandemic. Today we are featuring one such pharmacy, that's one of the oldest and finest pharmacies in Northeast India - Deys Pharmacy. It carries a legacy of serving people since 1958. They have been working restlessly since lockdown and with the second wave during curfew hours as well.
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Dey’s Pharmacy
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SS Road, Lakhtokia, Fancy Bazar
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