Lack of healthcare facilities in India?
Tuesday, June 23rd: Lockdown in India fails to stop the spread of coronavirus. Reportedly, patients have begun to die in ambulances, as hospitals have refused admission.
According to the report of Baaghi TV, the dangerous coronavirus spread from China has wreaked havoc all over the world. Coronavirus is also spreading rapidly in India.
Lockdown in India has not stopped the spread of Coronavirus, 1 million jobs were lost during the lockdown, the health system is under severe pressure, the number of patients has increased, there is less space in hospitals, doctors have refused to admit patients in the hospitals. Patients are dying in ambulances and there have been dozens of such incidents.
Coronavirus is spreading rapidly in India, with the highest number of coronavirus patients appearing in India in a single day after the United States and Brazil, according to a report in the New York Times, a database of recent deaths from coronavirus in India. Many die on the streets or in ambulances, as hospitals refuse to take further patients.
Coronavirus patients are also growing rapidly in Delhi and Delhi hospitals are full of patients. Many doctors and paramedics are afraid to treat Coronavirus patients, with more than 13,000 deaths from the novel virus in India. The German embassy in Delhi has also issued a warning that coronavirus patients are not expected to find a place in the hospital.
The Indian media is daily showing the bodies of the deceased from Coronavirus and also reporting the weeping relatives. In such a situation, a panel of judges of the Indian Supreme Court said that the situation in Delhi is horrible and pitiable.
On the one hand, there is the crisis of Coronavirus in India, on the other hand, there is tension with China in Ladakh. A week ago, China killed 20 Indian soldiers, in which the Indian economy has collapsed.
Even before the coronavirus, there was a rush of patients in Indian hospitals because of the lack of healthcare facilities in India. The Indian government allocates about Rs 26 per citizen per annum in the health budget. But even in this lockdown, the coronavirus did not decrease, but the coronavirus spread more rapidly, so no work was done in the hospitals for the betterment of the patients.
According to a report, at least 63 people in India who were in critical condition have been denied hospitalization in recent weeks.
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