Mumbai: Cancer patients get treatment at the Memorial Hospital of Tata and their servants living in the path in a temporary shelter outside the hospital.
The people who lived in this shelter were experiencing a lot of trouble in their lives when they struggled to get a room in the hospital due to lack of funds.
Jitendra, a patient from Gwalior said, “People give us food to eat, otherwise I have to sleep without food.
I’ve been here for eight months and have stayed at this plastic shelter for two months.
We have no money.
We don’t have money.
We guard the network and cleaners so that we remain safe from Covid-19.
I used to run the factory.
Rs.
1.5 lakh has been spent on care so far.
“” We have so far spent 2.5 lakhs on care My husband.
We stayed here for more than 4 months and faced a lot of trouble.
We have no money to buy rooms in the hospital, “said a cancer patient officer, Saharan Saharan Katihar, Bihar.
He added, “We face a lot of discomfort because of the rain, lack of food and money.
The doctor has asked us to stay here for one and a half to two more months.
Our child is also with us.
We use the bathroom but we have to pay.
There are thieves Wandering too.
“Munni Devi, another officer who came with her husband from Bihar said,” We are unable to provide Rs 800-1000 per day for a room so that’s why we live in this shelter.
My husband is a cancer patient.
We must know About the disease 15-20 days ago and we have stayed here for 10 days.
Everything is in the hands of God.
We have borrowed money from our relatives for drugs.
“Ranjit, a volunteer who distributes food to patients and their servants said , “From Monday to Friday, we provide food to 70-80 people and on weekends to 100-120 people.
The packaging is clean and hygienic.
We have done this since it’s the key.
We started with a team consisting of five people and it developed.
We try to help as much as possible.
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