Patients are worried due to lack of water at Kasdol Hospital Achi-News

Achi news desk-
News in Haskar Kasdol: With the beginning of summer, there was a shortage of water in the government hospital Kasdol. Coolers in the wards run without water and emit hot air. Patients do not receive water even for defecating. Because of this, the patient’s family members are angry and they demanded an improvement in the system as soon as possible. With the increase in fever in the hospital, the number of patients also increased rapidly. In the scorching heat and sun, everyone is worried about the water problem in the hospital. Let us tell you that due to lack of water in the wards of the 50-bed hospital for the last three days, there is no water even in the toilets and bathrooms. Relatives bring bottled water for the sick. Due to lack of water, toilets and bathrooms started smelling. Hospitalized patients Kaju Ram Naya Kharwa, Chota Lal Dvangan, Sonu Ram, Mandakani, Pirtin Bai of Dara village and Naresh Bariha Surbia expressed their anger and said that there is no water in any toilets here. Water must be brought from outside for defecating. Also, due to lack of water, there is a bad smell in the bathroom. In the summer there is no water in the cooler, the coolers blow hot air. When we talk to the nurse and the ward boy about the problem, they say what can be done if there is no water. The patients admitted to the hospital express their anger at the staff every day. Patients say that when they call BMO, they don’t even pick up the phone. Casdol. A cooler runs without water in the ward. Medicines are not distributed, the patient’s family is worried, even free medicines are not distributed in the hospital. Because of this, patients are forced to buy medicines from outside stores. They say there is no BMO pharmacist involved. Here the patients express their displeasure with the irregularities. In this regard BMO Dr. Rakesh Pradhan said that efforts are being made to improve the electricity and water system in the hospital. He will soon find a solution by talking to the CMHO.