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Belonia sub-divisional hospital lacks sufficient number of doctors, modern healthcare systems
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Belonia sub-divisional hospital lacks sufficient number of doctors, modern healthcare systems
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BELONIA, May 23 (TIWN): Belonia sub-divisional hospital lacks sufficient number of doctors and other modern healthcare systems for the last several years.

The patients and patient parties of Belonia sub-divisional hospital have been facing several terrible problems to get minimum hospitality for long period.

According to sources, only six doctors are present in the hospital. And there is no specialist doctors are present in the Belonia sub-divisional hospital. Most of the Doctors leaves station and stay at Agartala on Holiday without taking permission from SDMO The patient parties alleged that most of the junior doctors and staffs are impolite, arrogant, indolent and they handle the patients with off­-putting approach. Many drinking water taps are available in the hospital but the availability of pure drinking water is very poor.

 The state government failed to ensure the minimum hospitality in Belonia sub-divisional hospital. The patients have been facing several problems including lack of care and compassion, such as staff not doing enough to ensure the patient is comfortable, acute drinking water crisis, dirtiness atmosphere in the hospital, shortage of bed, inadequate doctor’s visit, rough behavior of security, business like attitude of hospital staffs and night stay is the major problem faced by patient and patients parties.

Some of the patient parties have alleged they have found irregularities in senior doctor’s visit. They also informed that a section of nurses stay away from their responsibilities smoothly pushing them into more pressure.

There is a huge lack of care and kindness, such as most of the nurses handle the patients with rough action. Though the patients and patient parties have been raising several questions about the inappropriate healthcare services in the hospitals, but the state government and concerned department still remained silent.

 

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