Yes this is stunning. Living in India, I have already heard of two cases of young persons being killed in hospitals during covid They were killed by injections. One case was seen by a person peeping through a crack in a window or wall of the government hospital. He had already seen that the person was a case of injuries from an accident . If this can be done during covid, that sets the stage for similar practises in postcovid days. Both of these cases were poor people. For the wealthy going to a private hospital, things are better. But even there , things could easily change , considering the situation we have now in which the big private hospitals keep patients in ICU's even when they could go to a private room and relatives are just allowed in for five minutes twice a day. In the old days and even today in small hospitals, the situation is quite different ! I was in one such hospital and walked down the aisle, looking in each room (most had open doors. ) In the bed lay an elderly person with a large number of family members sitting around. I greatly appreciate those wonderful small hospitals, ! Cherry Misra, New Delhi
Yes this is stunning. Living in India, I have already heard of two cases of young persons being killed in hospitals during covid They were killed by injections. One case was seen by a person peeping through a crack in a window or wall of the government hospital. He had already seen that the person was a case of injuries from an accident . If this can be done during covid, that sets the stage for similar practises in postcovid days. Both of these cases were poor people. For the wealthy going to a private hospital, things are better. But even there , things could easily change , considering the situation we have now in which the big private hospitals keep patients in ICU's even when they could go to a private room and relatives are just allowed in for five minutes twice a day. In the old days and even today in small hospitals, the situation is quite different ! I was in one such hospital and walked down the aisle, looking in each room (most had open doors. ) In the bed lay an elderly person with a large number of family members sitting around. I greatly appreciate those wonderful small hospitals, ! Cherry Misra, New Delhi