Hale & healthy, first community patient also completes home quarantine
Nagpur: First COVID-19 resident, a 45-year-old city tech specialist, finished Thursday’s 14-day home quarantine. He spent a fortnight in medical isolation whilst receiving treatment. He’s finally able to interact with relatives and mates, of course, thus upholding mutual distancing and lockout laws.
Sharing his phone experience, he said pranayama and daily in-house workouts held him healthy throughout this time. “Yoga and pranayama with basic workouts and music kept me focused. Being back home after spending two weeks in the hospital, “he added.
Interestingly, on March 29, his 43-year-old partner, also finding COVID-19 positive, recovered and discharged. On April 11, she’ll complete 14-day home quarantine.
“So I’ll spend more time with family members. I’m still focusing on my book to teach people how to treat coronavirus, “he added.
As per the official, 125 patients in Maharashtra have been rescued and sent home to date. There are actually 36,533 individuals under home quarantine. In Nagpur, four patients — all connected to the first patient — were discharged. More patients are discharging.
IGGMCH authorities announced that Thursday, a Khamla businessman who tested positive on March 26 completed his 14-day hospital isolation. His second check results on the same day are expected. This patient will discharge Friday.
