Srinagar, Nov 17 (KNO): Director Health Services Kashmir, Dr Mushtaq Ahmad Rather Wednesday expressed grief over the death of a health worker who died due to Covid and expressed sympathy with the grieved family.
A spokesperson of Directorate of Health Services Kashmir in a statement issued to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) said one dedicated employee of J&K Health Department Mohammad Muzafar Marazi passed away today at DRDO Hospital Srinagar.
Director while expressing condolence with the deceased family and prayed for the departed soul. He said health care workers are fighting the pandemic and have given sacrifices for the public.
“Their sacrifices will be remembered always and it is an inspiration to all of us. They should continue their good work with zeal and zest for this pandemic and always,” he said.
The deceased was infected by Covid-19 during Special Vaccination duty at Srinagar. He was deputed by Directorate of Health Services Kashmir to Srinagar for Carrying Vaccination Drive which he has done with dedication 24×7.
The deceased employee was infected by Covid 19 and was first admitted in GMC Baramulla where he was shifted to DRDO Hospital Khrew where he died today morning.
The deceased was one of the most dedicated and punctual health workers, discharging his duties round the clock across District and was presently posted in PHC Balhama in District Baramulla.
Meanwhile, Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Baramulla, Meer Ji Andrabi was deeply saddened by the death of the employee and said the department will never forget his hard work and dedication. He has assured every possible help from the Department to the family of deceased employee.
