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自1981年6月5日第一份艾滋病报告发表至今,弹指一挥已20年。尽管人类对艾滋病的了解日益增多,但却一直未能找到有效的防治药物。艾滋病已成为20世纪人类的灾难。兰比尔是印度一个普通的卡车司机。他长期从事长途贩运,往往几周不回家。像所有他的同事一样,旅途中兰比尔在路边的小饭店吃饭和休息。在那里等待着卡车司机的不仅仅是扁豆和薄煎饼,还有妓女。1995年的一天,兰比尔病倒了。医院检查发现,兰比尔感染了艾滋病病毒。以后的检查又发现,他的妻子也感染了同样的病毒。不久,兰比尔一家被村民赶出了村子。兰比尔的遭遇在印度屡见不鲜。艾滋病已经像洪水猛兽肆意横行在印度的乡村和城镇。据统计,印度全国有400万卡车司机,1亿流动工人,数百万被称为“性劳动者”的妓女冒着随时可能被病毒感染的危险挣着不洁的钞
Since the first AIDS report was published on June 5, 1981, it has been played for 20 years. Despite the increasing human awareness of AIDS, it has not been able to find an effective control drug. AIDS has become a disaster of humanity in the 20th century. Ranbir is an ordinary truck driver in India. He has long been engaged in long-distance trafficking and often does not go home for several weeks. Like all his colleagues, Ranbirn on the road eats and rests in the small hotel by the road. There waiting for the truck drivers not only lentils and pancakes, but also prostitutes. One day in 1995, Ranbil fell ill. Hospital inspection found that Ranbil infected with HIV. Later tests revealed that his wife was also infected with the same virus. Soon, the Ranbilders were evicted from the village by villagers. Ranbiir’s experience is not uncommon in India. AIDS has become rampant in the countryside and towns of India like a scourge of floods. According to statistics, there are 4 million truck drivers in India, 100 million migrant workers and millions of prostitutes who are called “sex workers” who make dirty bills at risk of being infected by the virus at any time