Mysore/Mysuru: As the second wave of pandemic continues to wreak havoc in the district, the homeless and destitutes, who are one of the most vulnerable to infection, are in the lurch.
“I lost my both legs due to gangrene. Being unable to work, my family members kicked me out of my house. I didn’t want to die, so I came to Mysuru to find a new life. I am dependant on others for my basic needs, but again, due to this pandemic, it is difficult to find food every day. If the situation continues the same, I may die of hunger any time,” said Chinnaswamy who lives on the streets of Mysuru.
