Gurgaon: “If there is no lack of oxygen, my uncle will not die,” said Jagdeep Kinali, King Ram’s nephew, who died at Soni Burn Hospital in Hisar on April 26, shortly after the hospital sent SOS that it was only 30 minutes of oxygen remaining.
Rajender Aggarwal said he found himself in riot for oxygen cylinders on April 25 at a Rewari hospital, who had asked the patient’s family members to make their own arrangements.
“The patient fell unconscious before our eyes,” said Nirupama Verma, who lost his mother Geeteta (76) on May 1, the same night the hospital Kriti in Gurgaon saw five more deaths, whose alleged oxygen was due to lack of oxygen.
The day after the center said in parliament that there was no death due to lack of oxygen reported by the State and UTS during the second Covid wave, family members of three patients – who were between 19 to die on April 25 and May 1 where the state government ordered the probe – Words of crazy excitement for medical oxygen, the panic they felt with each check mark when they could not hold the person they loved in the hospital and their horror went before their eyes left deep scars.
“We tried everything we could to save his life but couldn’t,” Kinali said about King Ram.
“There were a total of five deaths that day due to lack of oxygen.
The doctors asked us to get an oxygen cylinder, but we could not find it,” he added.
Krishna Kumar Goyal (50), a Nangloi resident in Delhi, finally found a hospital that would treat him almost 100 km, in Rewari Haryana Selatan.
This is the third week of April when the pandemic jumped through Delhi-NCR, the hospital overflowed with patients and found the bed to be almost impossible.
The guyal family has been looking for a panic for four days.
Agggarwal, his niece’s husband and a reinenda reen, finally found a bed there through someone he knew at the hospital.
“My wife’s uncle was accepted at the Virat Hospital on April 20.
At 2pm on April 25, the hospital staff told the officers around 80 patients who admitted there that they walked out of oxygen and asked us to get a cylinder.
At that time, There was chaos at the hospital when people carry out prostitutes to set the cylinder.
At 2:30 a.m., he died of lack of oxygen, “said Aggarwal.
“The statement coming from the government that no one died because of the lack of heartbreaking oxygen.
The government must accept it so that things like that never happened again,” he added.
Ritwik Kaustav was haunted by regret – did not get the chance to save the life of his grandmother Geeta Sinha.
“If the hospital authority told us about lack of oxygen, we will succeed in managing somehow,” Ritwik said, who recognized Geeta at the Kriti Hospital on April 29 after looking for a bed in several hospitals in several hospitals in several hospitals in Some hospitals were in several hospitals in several hospitals in several hospitals in several hospitals in several hospitals.
“On April 30, we were told by the hospital staff that they had shifted it to the ventilator because the spo2 level fell to 40.
It was sudden, because the level of saturation was 93 hours before that,” Ritwik claims.
“We continue to ask the hospital staff repeatedly to help my mother, but there is no response,” said Nirupama.
When we asked him to refer to another hospital, they left a leave with medical advice (old) with our surprise.
The situation is gloomy.
Nobody helps anyone, “he added.
A protest broke out in the hospital that night and the police had to be called.
The probe reported these incidents had been concluded that it was medical negligence and other factors that caused death and lack of oxygen, though Virat Hospital owners and Kathuria in Gurgaon – each reported four deaths on April 25 – has admitted that they had run out of oxygen and could not get new inventory on time.
“In the case of the Kathuria Hospital, the probe revealed the hospital had oxygen, therefore lack of oxygen is not the reason.
And in the hospital kriti too, the cause of death is not lack of oxygen but other factors, “said Deputy Commissioner Gurgaon Yash Garg has told TI on Tuesday.
Deputy Commissioner of Priyanka Soni said to this paper hospital has recognized patients outside capacity .
“Therefore, it was medical negligence,” he said.
‘If there is no shortage of O2, they will live’
