Lucknow: Vishuna Singh is sixty-five years old in Dubagga, experiencing dizziness and fainting on Monday afternoon.
When family members cannot get an ambulance even after repeatedly calling 108 services, they rent private taxis for hospitals.
“The doctor diagnosed a stroke and said a few minutes delay would be fatal,” said Putra Wishuna Shubham to Ti.
“Every time we play 108 ambulance services, the staff told us to wait.
They should refuse the first call itself,” he added.
Like wisuna, many patients need an ambulance abandoned in difficulties on Monday because of work boycotics with section 108 and 102 ambulance employees.
Call boycott was given by the employee association to protest the delay in receiving their demands.
While the association claimed that the strike was 100% succeeded, private agent officers who run the service said only parts of the employee who boycotted work.
“On average, these two ambulance services (102 and 108) 1,000 patients ferries every day.
However, around 450 patients can get service until 7pm, Monday,” said an officer.
In Lucknow, there were 78 ambulances – 44 under 108 and 34 related to 102.
There was an announcement at night that the strike was called but the President of the Association of Hanuman Pandey said employees would continue to boycott the work they met.
TSVK Reddy, regional head service provider up GVK Emeri said: “Representatives of employee associations have assured that they will call strike after talks before additional major secretaries.
The state government must take action if they return from their promises.” Nudetic employees have been demanded Regularization of services based on the National Health Mission, Increasing Wages, Overtime Inventives and Insurance Claims Rs 50 Lakh for a colleague family who died of Covid-19.
They also demand that if the service provider agency is changed by the government, they must be accommodated in a new company.
LKO: The patient bears the burden as an ambulance staff stops working
