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Post Corona Virus Pandemic the Urban Planning & Landscape Planning Jobs Sector seems to be flourishing for next 15 years. Social Distancing, Adequate Space Management, Adequate number of Socially funded Infrastructure for quarantine, reducing concentrated stress of high rise
apartments, Urban Transportation of Goods & Mobility etc. In the good faith of tackling with next Pandemic making regulatory changes will be easier.
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As part of #UrbanDevelopment #BLR, I wanted to ask something that's been on my mind for long.
Is it right to be able to buy medicines without prescriptions? Many often buy medication without prescriptions which may prove fatal in the longer run.
Do we need stricter regulations?
Is it right to be able to buy medicines without prescriptions? Many often buy medication without prescriptions which may prove fatal in the longer run.
Do we need stricter regulations?
In olden days, the doctor themselves used to have a small section in their clinics to dole out medicines.
It ensured only the right /necessary amounts and dosage of the medicines were consumed by the patients.
It ensured only the right /necessary amounts and dosage of the medicines were consumed by the patients.
Many countries follow this practice till today. Only first aid and essentials like flu or Cold medicines, ear and eye drops kind of items are available off the shelf without prescriptions.
This greatly regulates the use of unwanted antibiotics and medicines of irregular dosage.
This greatly regulates the use of unwanted antibiotics and medicines of irregular dosage.
Hello Bengaluru. Today I'm going to discuss about another pertinent topic.
I work as a technology and business consultant in Singapore & from time to time I also work on Management consulting projects.
On one of those occasions, I decided to work for a school project.
I work as a technology and business consultant in Singapore & from time to time I also work on Management consulting projects.
On one of those occasions, I decided to work for a school project.
This organization was a public-private entity. They have schools all over Singapore and almost 12k students study in those centres.
The students were predominantly middle class. 80% of them were Chinese and Malays. 15% Indians. 5% others.
The students were predominantly middle class. 80% of them were Chinese and Malays. 15% Indians. 5% others.
The school was looking to expand it's chain and enroll more students. They were looking at the future and had a very broad plan drafted to get there.
My job was to ascertain their old, legacy processes, study them and re-engineer into new, swift, efficient ones.
My job was to ascertain their old, legacy processes, study them and re-engineer into new, swift, efficient ones.
Can anyone guess what this is about ? :)
Yes. Many of you got it right.
This picture is indeed a Braille code at a public transport station.
As part of our #UrbanDevelopment #BLR discussions this week, we will now be looking at how ACCESSIBLE Bengaluru really is.
This picture is indeed a Braille code at a public transport station.
As part of our #UrbanDevelopment #BLR discussions this week, we will now be looking at how ACCESSIBLE Bengaluru really is.
