AGARTALA, July 29 (TIWN): From Udaipur COVID-19 positive person's death without oxygen to Teliamura pregnant woman's delivery in ambulance and now the GB hospital incident have been showing an unpreparedness of the Health Dept in Tripura putting the medical staffs, Doctors and patients in trouble. In GB hospital a COVID-19 patient who died, his son in law Partha Deb from Ramnagar said, when he brought his father in law in this hospital with symptoms, no medical assistance was given to him. No oxygen was also provided amid his serious breathing problem. The hospital staffs asked them to wait till COVID-19 tests results come which bound them to go to in a private hospital and do the COVID-19 checking but after report came positive, no ambulance was given to them.

Later anyhow he was shifted to GB but died. Inhumanly, patient party was not informed about the death incident and when they called the Doctor, he said that the patients died already. Today, Partha Deb was seen waiting for hours and hours for a death certificate of his father in law.  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzXX5Ur8LGw&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR2oS9m2Tj1rZ6lF7pYcAXaXEbVDKhRwETK7ek0UetjMk8pXRZJ9q7C8qNQ COVID-19 Deceased's family sharing harassing experience in GB hospital. Family at first was bound to go for COVID-19 Test in private hospital as GB hospital was not touching patient without COVID-19 report. TIWN YouTube Video July 29, 2020

Udaipur : A COVID-19 Positive man died without oxygen support in a hospital in Udaipur, during wait for of Oxygen support. The deceased has been identified as Shyamalendu Bhowmik.

Teliamura : The Covid-19 patient in Unakoti district gave birth in a 102 Ambulance while she was being transferred to Agartala for better treatment. However, baby and mother both are stable.

The incident took place in Atharomura when she gave birth to a child in the Ambulance. After that she was immediately taken to Teliamura hospital by her family members and medical staffs of the Ambulance. But the hospital authority kept the new born and the mother waiting in the ambulance for hours. No immediate special care was given to them. The patient party alleged that the hospital staffs did not even let the ambulance enter in hospital premises.

As the new ambulances have all the modern facilities inbuilt in it, the medical staffs and doctors could have taken care of the mother and her child in the ambulance itself, alleged the family members.

 Allegations erupted against the Teliamura subdivisional hospital for such neglecting behaviour. The locals of Teliamura strongly condemned the act and demanded action against the hospital authority.

All these, are enough to show State Govt's failure in management in the outbreak crisis. 

All the incidents started from Sunday reportedly but came in media in last 48 hours, created mass resentments.