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Normally I don't tweet so much local #VasaiVirar news, but now that I've whined about our horrendous power supply, might as well go on about the horrendous #Covid19 situation for a bit too.
To begin with, little public awareness on masking. 1/n
To begin with, little public awareness on masking. 1/n
We are allegedly under lockdown, but this is a common sight. The lockdown basically counts on obedient shopkeepers cooperating.
The perception is that we don't have a lot of cases in our area, so the lockdown is just a formality 2/n
The perception is that we don't have a lot of cases in our area, so the lockdown is just a formality 2/n
But are the number of cases in #VasaiVirar really as low as claimed?
A 55% positivity rate would imply otherwise. It sounds like we don't test unless we are reasonably certain it will be positive. indianexpress.com/article/cities…
A 55% positivity rate would imply otherwise. It sounds like we don't test unless we are reasonably certain it will be positive. indianexpress.com/article/cities…
Even with conservative use of power, no idea how long inverter can last. Working so far with no fan use and minimum lights use since last night. Laptop charged, phone charged. Laptop can charge phone if inverter gives out. Peak inefficiency #CycloneTauktae #VasaiVirar #Nalasopara
Would MAHADISCOM accept outages in paying the electricity bill? What is their excuse for routine power outages in an urban area in the year 2021?
Every person in Vasai-Virar is fed up of electricity woes. Now people going through pandemic + cyclone without electricity.
Every person in Vasai-Virar is fed up of electricity woes. Now people going through pandemic + cyclone without electricity.
This can't be blamed on #CycloneTauktae because we have power outages all the time.
Peak summer, peak pandemic, unprecedented cyclone and power outages. Food spoiling, kids scared, phones running out of charge, people can't access emergency instructions because no power, no TV!
Peak summer, peak pandemic, unprecedented cyclone and power outages. Food spoiling, kids scared, phones running out of charge, people can't access emergency instructions because no power, no TV!
