The patient did not even reach the hospital, the doctor referred: proof of mismanagement in Nawada, 102 kept coming, so had to be brought on a wheelbarrow

The patient was brought on a cart.

The derailed health system in Nawada has become a threat to the lives of the patients. Alam is that the patient does not even reach the hospital and he is referred. Something similar happened on Thursday night. On the citadel of the city, the doctor on duty referred Prince, son of Shivshankar Prasad of Mohalla, without seeing him.

The extent is that the patient did not even reach the hospital. He was on his way. Due to non-availability of an ambulance, the relatives were going to the hospital by taking him on a handcart. But by the time he reached the hospital, the doctor referred him to Vims Pawapuri.

The patient was given medicine for fever in the evening itself, his health deteriorated again at night.

The patient had complaints of fever and epilepsy

Actually the patient’s father had already reached the hospital. He cut the slip and told the problem to the doctor before the sick son reached the hospital. On hearing about the merger, the doctor took the slip and referred him, while the patient had not even set foot in the hospital.

Prince was unwell since morning. He had fever and also had a complaint of epilepsy. Earlier, at 4 in the evening, the relatives had brought him to the Sadar Hospital. At that time the doctors gave medicine for fever and sent him home.

Calling himself a bone doctor, he referred the patient

The prince’s health worsened in the night. Then in a hurry his father reached the hospital. Other family members were taking the sick son on a handcart to the hospital. Meanwhile, the father cut the slip and went to the doctor and told about the disease.

Prince’s brother Santosh alleges that as soon as he heard about his son’s diagnosis, the doctor wrote a referral on the slip. The doctor said that he is a bone doctor. Relatives allege that they got tired of contacting 102 ambulance service. Whenever I dialed the number, he kept telling busy. That’s why the patient has been taken to the Sadar Hospital by taking him on a neighbour’s handcart. Now after being referred to Vims, on dialing 102 again, it is telling busy. In such a situation, they are being taken to Pawapuri by private ambulance.