General Ward is no longer full of cockroaches and basic facilities have been improved
Patients who seek treatment for Covid-19 at the K C General Hospital no longer have to survive during a nightmare, because hospitals have increased the lack of cleanliness and basic facilities.
Bangalore Mirror has published a ‘three day trials in Covid Government Facilities’ on August 16, telling a lack of facilities and apathetic attitudes of medical staff at KC General Hospital.
Patients now no longer need to worry about cockroaches who crawl in bed and sheets in the general ward on the first floor.
Not only cockroaches, but the patient will struggle a lot just to go to the restroom because it doesn’t have a door.
The atmosphere in the ward is not conducive to clean and hygienic care, an interesting patient to go to a private hospital.
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On August 1, HM Venkatesh, a resident of the Judicial layout, shifted to the KC General Hospital from the Covid Haj Bhavan treatment center.
He was forced to be dismissed from the hospital because of the condition of the general ward that was not hygienic and lack of basic facilities.
He was accepted at a private hospital on August 2.
The three-day trials in the covid facility administration of their trials for two days staying at the Haji Bhavan Covid care center and lived afternoon at KC General Hospital, Venkatesh said the government hospital did not treat poor patients as humans as humans.
According to him, the authorities did not care about the lack of facilities and negligence of medical staff at the hospital mentioned above.
Now, hospital authorities have ensured enough drinking water supply, repairing the door to the toilet and take steps to disinfect the environment to provide very much needed assistance from cockroaches.
“I have instructed nursing supervisors to fix problems in public wards.
I have also suggested medical staff to care for patients with humility.
I assure them that there will be no problems for patients in the future,” said KC General Hospital Medical Supervisory General Dr.
Venkateshaiah.
HM Venkatesh, who recovered from Covid, appreciated the KC General Hospital medical supervisor to fix the problem.
“This will help Corona patients from economically poor families to utilize care,” he said.