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The Financial Challenges Of Uninsured Covid Patients Published by GulteDesk May 15, 2021
The lower and middle classes are facing a serious financial crisis with admission fees and treatment costs skyrocketing during the second wave of the pandemic. An uninsured person has to go for long-term debt with nearly no other option left. Not so long ago, a 54-year-old Covid-19 patient in Begumpet has been denied admission to a popular hospital for not paying a bill of Rs 4.20 lakh.
Last month, Jyothi, a 35-year-old homemaker from Old Alwal couldn’t pull herself together when a private hospital asked for ₹1.2 lakh to treat her COVID positive husband. Families are being crippled financially in their struggle to get treatment for loved ones suffering from COVID-19.
Coronavirus | Hefty hospital bills lead to rush at usury dens in Telangana
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For desperate families, gold has become the ‘sanjeevani’ to raise the much-needed funds for medical treatment.
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For these desperate families, who have no other source, gold has become the mythical panacea to raise the much-needed funds for medical treatment.
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For desperate families, gold has become the ‘sanjeevani’ to raise the much-needed funds for medical treatment.
Jyothi, a 35-year-old homemaker from Old Alwal couldn t pull herself together when doctors at a private hospital asked for ₹1.2 lakh to treat her COVID positive husband.
Homemaker, toddler found dead in Old Alwal
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Victim was suffering from depression and anxiety, say police
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Victim was suffering from depression and anxiety, say police
A homemaker and her three-and-a-half year old daughter were found dead in their residence at Bharati Nagar of Old Alwal on Thursday evening.
According to the police, the woman, Vishnu Priya Giri, 30, who was suffering from depression and anxiety, allegedly killed her daughter, Hritika, by hanging her from a ceiling fan and resorted to the extreme step in the same manner.
The incident came to light around 8.30 p.m. when her husband, Sudhendu Giri, a private employee, returned home from work and found the duo in a shocking state in their bedroom.
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