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Patna: With beds in all Bihar hospitals occupied and around 60 per cent of doctors shutting their private clinics out of fear of contracting COVID-19, poor villagers in the state have been left at the mercy of rural medical practitioners.
Sanjay Kumar Mishra, a government official in Patna, thanked one of these practitioners for the life of his wife when no doctor picked up his calls for urgent medical help. “My wife had tested positive for COVID-19 and one day she suddenly had severe diarrhoea which worsened her condition. I called up several doctors but none answered the calls,” Mishra said.
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PATNA: A fall in the overall positivity rate may have come as a relief amid the raging Covid second wave, but this deadly virus seems to have spread its tentacles deep inside rural Bihar, where the awareness of this disease is low, and the healthcare facilities are inadequate even in the best of times.
To make matters worse, people in the countryside have to depend on local quacks for treatment. Unaware of the symptoms of Covid-19, villagers ignore fever, cough and other manifestations till the condition gets serious, and then they end up with the quacks who, in some cases, are known to have given typhoid medications.
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