The National Health Mission (NHM) workers in Bengaluru were recently given a stern warning to return to work amidst the ongoing pandemic.

 The healthcare system in India has been under tremendous pressure due to the COVID-19 crisis, and the NHM plays a crucial role in ensuring that healthcare services are accessible to everyone.

The NHM is a flagship program of the Indian government that aims to provide affordable and accessible healthcare to all citizens. It focuses on strengthening the public health system and providing quality healthcare services to the underserved communities. The program has been instrumental in improving the healthcare infrastructure in India, especially in rural areas.

However, the pandemic has put immense pressure on the healthcare system, and NHM workers have been working round the clock to provide critical care and services to COVID-19 patients. The sudden surge in cases has put a strain on the already burdened healthcare system, and NHM workers have been working under extremely challenging conditions.

Despite the efforts of the NHM workers, some of them have been hesitant to return to work due to the fear of contracting the virus. The government has issued a stern warning to these workers, urging them to return to work and ensure the smooth functioning of the healthcare system.