Corona virus: Pakistani-born doctor and health worker killed by code 19 in UK
Corona virus: Pakistani-born doctor and health worker killed by code 19 in UK
The number of doctors killed by the corona virus so far is 31, most of them from the Middle East and Africa, according to figures from the National Health Service (NHS).
According to the British Medical Council, the Association of Pakistan Physicians of Northern Europe (APPNE) and local media, 31 NHS-linked doctors have died of the corona virus so far. Among them, the number of doctors of Pakistani origin and Indian origin is six, six respectively.
Thus, a large ethnic group among the NHS staff killed among the Beams (ie, people belonging to black, Asian, or other minority groups) is Filipinos.
The APNE and the British Medical Association called for an investigation into the high number of deaths among staff called the NHS Beam, which the APNE said the government had set up a high-powered commission. It has been set up under the leadership of Dr. Habib Naqvi, but its terms of reference have not been formulated yet.
According to figures compiled by various doctors' organizations with the help of local media and BMA, the total number of deaths from the corona virus in the UK so far has reached around 30,000. The death toll from Corona is estimated at 174, including doctors and nurses.
According to APPNE spokesman Dr. Shabi Ahmed, the total number of deaths in the United States is close to 70,000, while the total number of doctors, nurses and paramedics killed in Corona is 30. "This suggests that the number of paramedic deaths in the UK is higher than in any other country."
Dr Shabi Ahmed attributed the high number of health-related deaths in the UK to the unavailability of Personal Protection Equipment (PPS) and the failure to issue timely guidelines.
"Especially local GPs have not been provided with masks at all and no guidelines have been formulated for them so far."
According to various doctors' associations in the UK, blacks, Asians and other minorities make up 15 per cent of the country's population, compared to 35 per cent in the NHS. This is more than 50% in big cities like London and Birmingham.
Pakistani-born health worker killed in Corona in UK
1.MUHAMMAD ASLAM
Muhammad Aslam, a Birmingham Child Care Trust social worker, died April 24 from a corona virus infection. Those who worked with him said, "Aslam was a very generous man.
"They took special care of the children."
Muhammad Aslam started working for Birmingham City Council in 2010 as a trained social worker.
He then became an advisor to the Care Lever Council in 2017. He was a key figure in the Birmingham Child Trust, which was formed in 2018.
2. Khalid Jamil
Khalid Jamil of Watford General Hospital, a town north of London, lost his battle with the corona virus on April 14.
He has been working as a healthcare assistant at West Hartford Shear Hospital since 2006. He was a medical graduate in Pakistan but came to the UK to become a health assistant.
Dr. Khalid Jamil was 57 years old and left behind a widow and two children.
"Everyone is remembering him with a sad heart and everyone will always remember him," said his hospital friends.
3. Arima Nasreen
The first female health worker to die from the corona virus was nurse Arima Nasreen.
Arima, 36, was the youngest health worker to die from the corona virus. She worked at Walsall Manor Hospital in Birmingham.
His death was announced along with a fellow nurse, Amy O'Rourke. Both were mothers of three, three children.
"Arima was a very sweet and sincere person," said Ruby Akhtar, a colleague.
Mike Adam, director of the Royal College of Nursing Midlands, said: "It's a tragedy if someone gets infected with the corona virus, and it's even more tragic if a nurse gets infected."
Arima Nasreen was from Mirpur, a city in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. He had four brothers and three sisters who had moved to the UK since childhood.
She was the eldest of her siblings. Her childhood was spent in the service of her grandmother because she loved the profession of nursing.
List of doctors of Pakistani origin killed
1. Dr. Furqan Ali Siddiqui
Senior consultant Dr Furqan Ali Siddiqui died on May 1 in the intensive care unit of a Manchester hospital after being on a ventilator for four weeks.
Fifty-year-old Dr Siddiqui was a plastic surgeon in Karachi and came to work at the NHS in Manchester thousands of miles away, where he contracted the corona virus.
The Association of Pakistani Physicians and Surgeons has paid tribute to Dr. Furqan Siddiqui, saying that "despite the threat of corona virus, he continued to serve his patients."
2. Dr. Nasir Khan
Dr Nasir Khan, a hospital consultant based in Bolton, Greater Manchester, died on April 29.
"He was always ready to help anyone in need," said his son, Mehd Ali Khan.
Dr. Nasir Khan was working at Dewsbury Hospital on April 6 when he contracted the corona virus. He was later taken to a local hospital in Bolton, where he died.
3.RANA MEMOONA
Dr Maimona Rana, a trainee registrar in the psychiatric ward of a north-east London hospital, died of the corona virus on April 16.
She was the first Pakistani-born doctor in the UK to die from the corona virus.
The North East London Foundation Trust, a non-governmental organization in this part of London, praised Dr Maimona Rana, saying "she had a very respectable and honorable personality."
She was the mother of an eight-year-old child.
The General Medical Council said of him that "Dr. Mamoona Rana has done important work for the betterment of his society."
4. Dr. Syed Zeeshan Haider
Dr Syed Zeeshan Haider practiced general in Dagenham, east of London. He has been a GP for over fifty years.
He was 79 years old. He contracted the corona virus in the last week of March but died on April 8 at Queen's Hospital in Rumford.
Dr Haider's son said: "He had a devotion to his profession and took great care of patients.
"He was in that part of his life when people preferred to retire but Dr. Zeeshan Haider loved his job very much."
5. Dr. Habib Zaidi
Dr Habib Haider, from Lee on the Sea, a town in the South End of England, died on March 25 in Corona.
He had contracted the corona virus a few days earlier and died three days after being admitted to the hospital.
He was the first doctor in the UK to die from the corona virus.
His daughter, Dr. Sarah Zaidi, paid tribute to him, saying, "Dr. Habib Zaidi was very popular with his patients and colleagues."
The number of doctors killed by the corona virus so far is 31, most of them from the Middle East and Africa, according to figures from the National Health Service (NHS).
According to the British Medical Council, the Association of Pakistan Physicians of Northern Europe (APPNE) and local media, 31 NHS-linked doctors have died of the corona virus so far. Among them, the number of doctors of Pakistani origin and Indian origin is six, six respectively.
Thus, a large ethnic group among the NHS staff killed among the Beams (ie, people belonging to black, Asian, or other minority groups) is Filipinos.
The APNE and the British Medical Association called for an investigation into the high number of deaths among staff called the NHS Beam, which the APNE said the government had set up a high-powered commission. It has been set up under the leadership of Dr. Habib Naqvi, but its terms of reference have not been formulated yet.
According to figures compiled by various doctors' organizations with the help of local media and BMA, the total number of deaths from the corona virus in the UK so far has reached around 30,000. The death toll from Corona is estimated at 174, including doctors and nurses.
According to APPNE spokesman Dr. Shabi Ahmed, the total number of deaths in the United States is close to 70,000, while the total number of doctors, nurses and paramedics killed in Corona is 30. "This suggests that the number of paramedic deaths in the UK is higher than in any other country."
Dr Shabi Ahmed attributed the high number of health-related deaths in the UK to the unavailability of Personal Protection Equipment (PPS) and the failure to issue timely guidelines.
"Especially local GPs have not been provided with masks at all and no guidelines have been formulated for them so far."
According to various doctors' associations in the UK, blacks, Asians and other minorities make up 15 per cent of the country's population, compared to 35 per cent in the NHS. This is more than 50% in big cities like London and Birmingham.
Pakistani-born health worker killed in Corona in UK
1.MUHAMMAD ASLAM
Muhammad Aslam, a Birmingham Child Care Trust social worker, died April 24 from a corona virus infection. Those who worked with him said, "Aslam was a very generous man.
"They took special care of the children."
Muhammad Aslam started working for Birmingham City Council in 2010 as a trained social worker.
He then became an advisor to the Care Lever Council in 2017. He was a key figure in the Birmingham Child Trust, which was formed in 2018.
2. Khalid Jamil
Khalid Jamil of Watford General Hospital, a town north of London, lost his battle with the corona virus on April 14.
He has been working as a healthcare assistant at West Hartford Shear Hospital since 2006. He was a medical graduate in Pakistan but came to the UK to become a health assistant.
Dr. Khalid Jamil was 57 years old and left behind a widow and two children.
"Everyone is remembering him with a sad heart and everyone will always remember him," said his hospital friends.
3. Arima Nasreen
The first female health worker to die from the corona virus was nurse Arima Nasreen.
Arima, 36, was the youngest health worker to die from the corona virus. She worked at Walsall Manor Hospital in Birmingham.
His death was announced along with a fellow nurse, Amy O'Rourke. Both were mothers of three, three children.
"Arima was a very sweet and sincere person," said Ruby Akhtar, a colleague.
Mike Adam, director of the Royal College of Nursing Midlands, said: "It's a tragedy if someone gets infected with the corona virus, and it's even more tragic if a nurse gets infected."
Arima Nasreen was from Mirpur, a city in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. He had four brothers and three sisters who had moved to the UK since childhood.
She was the eldest of her siblings. Her childhood was spent in the service of her grandmother because she loved the profession of nursing.
List of doctors of Pakistani origin killed
1. Dr. Furqan Ali Siddiqui
Senior consultant Dr Furqan Ali Siddiqui died on May 1 in the intensive care unit of a Manchester hospital after being on a ventilator for four weeks.
Fifty-year-old Dr Siddiqui was a plastic surgeon in Karachi and came to work at the NHS in Manchester thousands of miles away, where he contracted the corona virus.
The Association of Pakistani Physicians and Surgeons has paid tribute to Dr. Furqan Siddiqui, saying that "despite the threat of corona virus, he continued to serve his patients."
2. Dr. Nasir Khan
Dr Nasir Khan, a hospital consultant based in Bolton, Greater Manchester, died on April 29.
"He was always ready to help anyone in need," said his son, Mehd Ali Khan.
Dr. Nasir Khan was working at Dewsbury Hospital on April 6 when he contracted the corona virus. He was later taken to a local hospital in Bolton, where he died.
3.RANA MEMOONA
Dr Maimona Rana, a trainee registrar in the psychiatric ward of a north-east London hospital, died of the corona virus on April 16.
She was the first Pakistani-born doctor in the UK to die from the corona virus.
The North East London Foundation Trust, a non-governmental organization in this part of London, praised Dr Maimona Rana, saying "she had a very respectable and honorable personality."
She was the mother of an eight-year-old child.
The General Medical Council said of him that "Dr. Mamoona Rana has done important work for the betterment of his society."
4. Dr. Syed Zeeshan Haider
Dr Syed Zeeshan Haider practiced general in Dagenham, east of London. He has been a GP for over fifty years.
He was 79 years old. He contracted the corona virus in the last week of March but died on April 8 at Queen's Hospital in Rumford.
Dr Haider's son said: "He had a devotion to his profession and took great care of patients.
"He was in that part of his life when people preferred to retire but Dr. Zeeshan Haider loved his job very much."
5. Dr. Habib Zaidi
Dr Habib Haider, from Lee on the Sea, a town in the South End of England, died on March 25 in Corona.
He had contracted the corona virus a few days earlier and died three days after being admitted to the hospital.
He was the first doctor in the UK to die from the corona virus.
His daughter, Dr. Sarah Zaidi, paid tribute to him, saying, "Dr. Habib Zaidi was very popular with his patients and colleagues."
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