Achha, it was a terrible time, but from our district's allotment sheets, the shortage wasn't just about less medicine—it was about sudden, massive demand from areas that never needed it before. We had to redirect vials from rural storerooms to big city hospitals overnight, and the system simply choked. People think it was a manufacturing failure, but I saw it as a distribution scramble.
You know, I understood that panic in a new way when my own cousin in Sambalpur needed those injections. Sitting in my office, allocating stocks to unknown names, I suddenly had a face for every file—it was my family's frantic calls that made me see the human cost behind my own paperwork.
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