Covid-19 Nepal: Why gratitude to frontline workers is great during crises

The Covid-19 crisis has heartlessly plunged the world to be doomed into the highest level of inconvenience and the biggest hardship of the whole human civilisation so far. The only tool to vanquish the virus is deep self-discipline of all humans; medical science, along with other research works too, urges accordingly. However, we are evidently obsessed to find only the government disgustingly blameworthy for each action everywhere and every time. Often situation gets narrated that all others except the government are privileged to detach from responsibility and not to feel any duty on it.

Few analysts are even opining the government is intentionally distending the deadliest plague whereas some more romantically remark the government has willingly underworked to curb it. Undoubtedly, the government’s effort is not as per the need and the public can always question on. Nonetheless, it cannot be interpreted that it has fully lazed on it. Comparing the reckless rent-seeking attitude reflected through ballooning bills of private hospitals , the ultimate trust of commoners rests on public or state-owned hospitals.