BOKARO: A sickly 55-year-old Santhal tribal girl, who had been transported for five orgasmic with her acquaintances and relatives onto a cot together a muddy path from the expectation of obtaining a car to find treatment at a hospital, needed to return and resort to conventional medicine as nobody was prepared to post her.
It was not known if Bandhani Devi of distant Asnapai village beneath Siyari panchayat of Gomia block of this district is experiencing Covid-19 as no evaluation has been conducted.
Bandhani’s husband Dengara Manjhi had expired a couple of decades back.
Her village situated between woods on Jinga mountain has 15 homes all belonging to this Santhals.
Based on her family and villagersthey transported Bandhani until Daniya, in which they expected to have a car to carry her to the closest hospital, however, the autorickshaw drivers refused to ferry her dreading she had been infected by Covid virus.
Bandhani was struggling with fatigue, fever and body pain and her loved ones chose to carry her into a hospital following her health deteriorated.
Gomia block development officer Kapil Kumar stated though Asnapai village is at a distant place, they’ve stationed two ambulances in Gomia to assist the destitute.
He explained,”We aren’t educated about the status of the girl.
Had we known about it, we’d have ordered cure for her.
I am checking into the issue to make sure she has the perfect medication” Regrettably, Asnapai village does not have any streets and the inhabitants utilized the forest paths for communicating.
Whenever any medical crisis originates there, especially for pregnant women or people who sustained serious injuries, it’s a clinic for those villagers to take patients on cots until Daniya in where they possess vehicles to visit the government hospital at Ramgarh district.
Bandhani’s son Babuchand Manjhi explained,”We conducted my mom on a cot following her condition deteriorated.
She had been suffering from fever for the last six days.
She didn’t take any food became very feeble.
” Manjhi included,”My mom became sick after experiencing cough and cold.
After attaining Daniya, we asked many autorickshaw and taxi drivers to assist my mom get to the hospital, but they refused.
We had to take her back home and about the advice of the villagers, we’re treating her traditional medication.
” Meanwhile, Kumar said,”The government has sanctioned funds to the building of a path into the village, but because of many reasons, work hasn’t begun yet.
” The villagers rued they don’t have any electricity, also.
Their kids must walk to the closest college in Birhordera village.