3 days in quarantine at Pacheri, Singhania University

I want to share my quarantine experience with you all.

1st Day

On 18th march 2020, I came back from Thailand after completing my 45 days internship. I quarantine myself in a seperate room. After 6-7 days, a nurse came and she checked me that I was okay or not. But I was okay, full fit and fine. I also did not find any symptom. 

After two days, again 2 covid warriors came to me and checked me.

I  quarantined myself for next 15 days.

I really appreciate those nurses from the core of my heart to checked me 2-3 times and it should be necessary.

On 31st March 2020, I received a call from the same nurse who checked me for the first time. She said that you have to come hospital and get checked. Me and my father went there. We both thought that it will take 2 or 3 hours to do all that check up. But when we went there, a nurse told us that we have to go Pacheri, Singhania University(Raj.), that is 50 km far from that location.

We had a bike at that time. So, she said us to go through bike and give her our bike number. But its too far away. So, i asked her to provide us ambulance. 

We sat in the ambulance, and headache started within 1 hour of travel because of that smell in ambulance. When we reached there, they said that you people had to stand in that queue having 60-70 peoples at a small park in the hot weather.

Two hours later our number had arrived for the registration and after registration, they said that we have to wait for 2-3 hours for taking samples. I was like "whatttt". That place is crowded, at the time of covid 19 where we can not touch each other at that time, we were there. That place where I don't want to stand for a minute and they said to wait there for 3 hours. 

We couldn't even sit there, because all the other peoples were already sat there. 

After 1 hour, my father requested him to let us go as we did not feel safe there. Our legs were hurting a lot and my head was hurting a lot. He said that you people have to stay here for next three days until the results of COVID sampling result are announced. We were shocked by that statement.

This was the most difficult and sad thing I heard. There was nothing we could do .

My mother, brother and all other family members were waiting at home for us. Our cell's batteries were almost dead, we did not have our clothes, we did not have soaps, we did not have towels, we did not have chargers, We did not even have any means/transport to go home and bring our luggage.

"I want to go washroom", I said to my father and he asked to employees where was the washrooms, after going there we found that, those was the used western toilets. How could I used them at that situation. No, I did not used that.

My father requested to the employees first to clean that washrooms but they did nothing. My father again requested to another employee to clean the washroom but again they ignored us.
Then I said to the staffs to check washrooms but their behavior was very rude. But one of the staff member listened us and gave order to employee to clean the washrooms onward.
At 7 P.M. my sampling test was done. Again we requested to staffs to let us go home because that place is really crowded and we have nothing to stay there for 3 days but they did not agree.

We were so tired by standing 8-9 hours continuously. We requested again and again for leaving us.
Even they did not provide us bed sheets, not told us at where we had to stay, they told us nothing. 
Finally I asked them for room and bed sheets because I was not able to stand, I was so tired but they ignored us. I asked to 5-6 staffs for more than 6-7 times but they totally ignored us.
After getting tired from that ignoring stuff, I start shouting that we need bed sheets and give us a room, so we can stay there safely. Because there are so many peoples in that corridor where we were waiting. We can not go outside because of raining outside. We can not sit at anywhere because nothing is sanitized. 

Above picture is of common water cooler where everyone wash their hands. 

Finally they gave us a room and a bed sheet. When we went there, we saw that, that was a big room having 10 beds from gap of 1.5 meter from each other. Again we requested to employee that please sanitize the area around our bed, we had requested them to please clean those biscuit bites and make that place clear. 
After 2-3 request, one of the employee came and sanitized the whole room.
Okay finally, I lie down and did some relax.
हमारे सामने एक छोटी सी बच्ची और उनकी मम्मी और एक दादी भी बोहोत देर से खड़े थे, उनके पास ना ही bedsheet थी, वो लोग बोहोत देर से खड़े थे, मैंने उनसे दुरी बनाते हुए पूछा की क्या हुआ अब तो sanitize कर दिया हैं आप लोग आराम कर लो उन्होंने कहा की इस्पे कैसे, पहले से कोई सो के गया हुआ हैं वहा पे,  मैंने उन्हें नई bedsheet लाने को कहा, bedsheet मिलने के बाद उन्होंने भी finally चैन की सांस ली, दोपहर से लम्बी लम्बी लाइन में खड़े थे हम सब २ घंटो तक, और फिर बारिश और तूफान की वो ठण्ड बिलकुल भूखे  बस खड़े ही थे, ना बैठ पाए थे।  (वीडियो देखने के लिए  निचे दिए गए  youtube  चैनल के link पर click करें। )

बोहोत भूख लग गई थी सच में जैसा भी खाना मिला कच्चा या जला हुआ मैंने तो खालिया और 5 रोटी खा गई मैं पहली बार। 
बस यही था पहला दिन मेरा वहां पे, हां माना वहा हर एक इंसान डर रहा था क्युकी वो जगह सुरक्षित नहीं थी पर वहा के लोग भी तो कितना कुछ करते हैं दिन में, मेरा वहा एक दिन में सर फैटने लगा था तो वो स्टाफ , वो लोग जो वहा काम करते हैं वो भी हमारे लिए कितना कुछ सहते  ना.
तकलीफ हमे हुई तो वो भी तो रोज तकलीफ में जीते हैं ना। 

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