Celebrity model Shweta Chaudhary launches customized COVID-19 relief telephonic centre  

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone around the world. It has changed the way we perceive our lives. Before pandemic we were all engrossed in our private affairs, but now we all have come together grappling a similar situation in which we all are trapped. This is the time we need to come together and help each other. Many celebrities have also come forward and are doing their best to help the less privileged ones. Shweta Chaudhary, a celebrity model, who have won prestigious titles including Mrs. Earth 2017-18, Mrs. Eco International 2018-19, an entrepreneur and a social activist is leaving no stone unturned to help people in this situation. “How can I relax peacefully, if my brother and sisters are suffering so much. I want to do every bit I can do for them,” Shweta said.

“It is not only the disease that is creating so much panic, it is the fear in people that is causing panic attacks leading to other serious issues.” she further added. “To control such situations, soon we are coming with a telephonic centre that will help everyone to reach the doctors in just a few minutes.”

Shweta Chaudhary, is working to improve the well being in this pandemic situation. She is launching a platform where the patients can straightaway E-consult with the doctors. So, if anyone is experiencing any discomfort they can easily come in contact with the doctor. They can tell them their symptoms and problems and immediately receive suggestive treatments from the experts.

At present, they are starting with 5-6 doctors who have come forward voluntarily to help people. The number of doctors will soon increase with the aim to help as many people as possible. Through this center, the customized consultation will help people to recognize their problems. Some people are not affected by Covid-19 but still stressed due to normal cold and cough. So, doctors will help such people to understand and not panic.

With this kind of effort, the panic among people can be reduced and patients in need of immediate consultation can also find a doctor.

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