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| Salvage scurry in SARS shadow |
| Could Asitabha Purakayastha have passed on the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) virus to all those who had come within shouting distance of him over the past week, in more than one medical clinic, till he was finally isolated on Saturday even... |
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| Light green masks, swift exit routes |
Authorities demand victim shift as ailing flee hospital, nurses shun cabin
At 4 pm on Sunday,
AMRI Apollo Hospitals’ notice-board showed a list
of 104 patients. Moments later, a fresh list was
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| BREATHE EASY: Rs
5.50 was the going price for a vital weapon to ward
off the virus at AMRI Apollo Hospitals on Sunday.
By 2 pm, around 200 masks had been sold from the
pharmacy in the Dhakuria hospital where the city’s
first SARS patient was admitted. There were question
marks over the effectiveness of the ‘anti-SARS’
surgical masks, but for those spending time in the
hospital, something was better than nothing. Picture
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Hello It's Monday,
April 28, 2003 |
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Penelope CruzYou are always ready to help friends out of a crisis. Honesty and sincerity m
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