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Bhopal: The patients of Corona in Bhopal, are now growing so much that beds are not left empty for them in hospitals. The shocking case of these worsening circumstances has come from Hamidia Hospital. Nine doctors of the hospital here could not be admitted after being corona positive. The situation became such that all the doctors had to sit on the couch all day and after a ruckus, doctors were admitted late after 10 hours.
According to the information received, on Monday, reports of nine doctors and employees, including three senior doctors of Forensic Department of Hamidia Hospital, came positive. All were brought to the hospital, because infected beds could not be admitted here due to the absence of beds. Despite informing the hospital management, no arrangement could be made till late night. During this time, all the doctors sat on the couch outside the room hungry thirsty all day.
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The authorities have kept the room occupied
These doctors say that Dean Dr. Aruna Kumar and Hospital Superintendent Dr. ID Chaurasia have locked their lock on each room. If these rooms were opened, they could still be admitted. Doctors say that Dean Dr. Kumar has locked a room, here was her husband Admit. At the same time, the wife of Superintendent Dr. Chaurasia is an Admitur in ICU. Despite this, he too closed a room. It is also alleged by the doctors that after the positive arrival of Dr. RS Maniram, a doctor of medicine, the private room was given, but due to lack of private room, the hospital management forcibly quarantined Dr. Maniram and left the room. On going home, Dr. Maniram’s condition deteriorated and he had to be hospitalized again.
Doctors bought injections from the market
The Junior Doctors Association has also accused the hospital and college management in the case. Juda says that remedies are being given injection free for officers and their relatives. At the same time, Juda has to buy medicines from the market. On the matter, the Superintendent of Hamidia Hospital, Dr. ID Chaurasia, says that there are no beds in the hospital, but arrangements have been made for doctors. Extra beds have been installed for all. No one will be allowed to be disturbed in the hospital. Juda chairman Dr. Arvind Meena has accused the hospital management of discrimination on the matter. Meena says that all doctors and judas who get infected should get the room. Along with this, remedies injections are being made available only to the officers.