The Diary Game | 01/02/2025 | Polio Campaign Duties and a Day of Gardening Adventures

I hope everyone is well and enjoying their lives as everyone knows that the polio campaign is about to start in Pakistan, where we have to play an active role. We are also part of the same team. All the paperwork and computer work is my responsibility. I have to complete it. I have to collect things from all the people and make a report on them. Apart from that, I also have a duty at a transit point where I give the children the polio drops. That is why today is a Saturday. So we thought that we should go and get the vaccine because the vaccine is taken a day before so that on the day the campaign is to start, we can quickly distribute the vaccine to the workers and they can begin their work.

I first reached the BHU Hospital in my village with my father, from where we had to pick up the vaccine carrier because we had to keep ice packs in the vaccine carrier and bring the vaccine from our district office nearby and keep it there so that it does not spoil on the way. Therefore, we first reached our hospital to pick up our vaccine carrier and this ice pack.

Then from there, we headed towards Sahiwal, which is about 25 to 30 kilometers away from us. Earlier we used to get vaccinated at the office in our DHQ Hospital, but today we had to go to the CEO's office because everyone was being vaccinated there.

We finally reached there after covering a distance of about 40 to 45 minutes. We were a little late, so we were able to get the vaccine very easily because when we came at the full time, everyone had come and there was a lot of rush there, due to which we had difficulty getting the vaccine. But now everyone has been vaccinated. One or two people were standing there, so we did not face any difficulty in getting the vaccine there.

We had to get a total of 417 vials of vaccine for our council, so we first counted them and put them in our vaccine carrier. After that, they gave us a template with all the things we had to get written on it. Then they gave us a shopping bag in which all the things for our council were kept. We got them and sat on one side and telly them according to the sheet whether all the things were present in it or not.

I counted all the sheets, markers, droppers, and tale books according to them, and everything was exactly as we needed it to be, but there were a few droppers that we got back from them, so we counted them while we were sitting here. Sometimes they miss some things.

We obtained this vaccine and all the items used in the campaign from the CEO's office and then left from there. On the way, we stopped at a place and bought vegetables, and after buying vegetables, we moved on.

A gram seller was standing in the famous Yadgar Chowk of Sahiwal. We asked him to heat some mixed grams from there, which included roasted grams, peanuts, and corn kernels. We mixed all these things and bought them from there for 200 rupees.

Then we returned and packed all those things and kept them in the hospital. We kept the vaccine in the freezer so that it wouldn't spoil. After that, we went back home. I rested, changed my clothes, and had lunch. After eating, I went for a while.

In the evening, my cousin came to my house and he was also holding two tomato plants in his hand. He brought those plants for us because he knows that we have planted different types of vegetables at home and we are fond of these things, so they usually grow in their fields, so he brought them from there. He said to us here, "I thought we should plant it today because later we will not even have a polio company, so I should plant it today in my preparations."

We didn't have much space in our house to plant it, but there was one place where we had planted spinach. It didn't grow that much. We cut it once and it didn't grow back after that. Then we cleaned the place so that I could plant it right there. After cleaning it, I made two small holes in the ground where I wanted to plant them both.

After making two holes, I planted them in it and then added soil on top of it. One plant was very active and stood upright, but the other one had a different shape, which meant it couldn't stand upright. So I had a box in which I had planted some plants. They weren't grown yet. I had just planted their seeds. So I placed that box between them so that the plant that wasn't upright could stand up with its support.

After planting both plants here, I put soil on top of them so that they would stay upright and then I watered them. These are plants that you can water as much as you want, they don't have any problems, so generally we water them about six days a week, so they will grow quickly.

After planting these plants, I had to go to a nearby medical store to buy some medicine, so it was getting late. I thought I should go and get the medicine now so that the medical store wouldn't close later. So after watering them, I went straight to the medical store.

It is a great convenience for us that we have a medical store in our village from where we get all kinds of medicine, due to which we do not have to go to any nearby city or any hospital, so we can easily get our medicine from here.

This is how I ended my day today, in which I fulfilled my two major responsibilities, one of which was getting the polio vaccine and the other was planting these plants in my gardens.

I hope you all enjoyed it here. Thank you all very much for stopping by. I will see you again in a new time with new content. Until then, I ask for your permission. May Allah protect you.

Cc:
@ashkhan

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