Pramila Sah of Siraha Golbazar was in normal condition in the bed of Janakpur Neuro Hospital on Saturday morning. She was in bed number 13 and arranged her things while walking. While drinking water, she asked the health workers assigned to the ward, 'Kahiya Zaidebai?' The health worker replied that he could go only after the doctor told him.
Pramila keeps questioning that everything is fine and why she didn't let go. The health worker did not give any answer to his question. After a while, Pramila gently persuaded the doctor for discharge. She has been hospitalized for 23 days.
On the 1st of Chait, Pramila was injured when bus No. 5 Bh. 1441, which was going from Janakpurdham to Rajviraj, had an accident. Along with Pramila, 41 passengers were injured in the accident. Manoj Choudhary, president of Janak Transport Pvt. Ltd., is alleging that seven patients are being held hostage by the hospital.
hospital doctor Dr. According to Sanjay Mandal, Pramila was injured in the chest. Due to this, blood clotted inside the chest. However, now he is in a good condition. Mandal's confession is . His condition is good. There is no risk now,' he said, 'Now he will be discharged in one/two days.'
Ashok Nayak, son of Bindeshwari Nayak, another patient who was found in the hospital premises, alleged that the hospital did not allow him to go for four days . Discharged four days ago. I came to get Sirha from Karjanha,' said Ashok, 'Now the hospital has not allowed me to go.'
He said that the hospital did not even give a clear answer. However, he suspects that the injured passenger was not allowed to go even after treatment because the bus driver did not pay. Doctor Dr. Ajay Raut said that Bindeshwari Nayak had a spine surgery. Dr. He is now in normal condition with broken back bone. Raut's statement is .
'can be discharged . Today they will go . "Pooja is going to go home," he said, "but we are not responsible for the follow-up." Dr. Dr. Dr. Raut's suggestion is .
DSP Barun Bahadur Singh of District Police Office Dhanush informed that both sides have been called for discussion on Monday. Different things came from both sides. And it has been agreed to settle the account on Monday,' he said, 'We asked to discharge the patients who are in normal condition.'
Vandalism while taking hostages
Janaki Janakpur Transport Pvt Ltd has taken responsibility for the bus accident. Naresh Singh, the official of the company, was in touch with the hospital saying that he would pay all the expenses. However, when the hospital began to pay money with a bill of 600,000 for the passenger's treatment expenses, a dispute started between the two parties. On Friday, accountant Ramvaran Yadav reached the hospital with 5 lakh rupees on behalf of the company, and the dispute started asking for more money. On Friday, a group of people who came with Chairman Chaudhary reached the hospital and vandalized the security guard by beating them.
President Chaudhary said that there was a dispute when the patient and the person who took the money were taken hostage. He said that he is having regular conversations with the hospital. "The patient has been held hostage for four days," he said, "while we are having regular conversations." Yatayat Pvt. Accountant Ramvaran Yadav, who went to pay the money yesterday (Friday), was instead taken hostage.
Dhanalakshmi Travels had an accident near Dhalkevar (Mal Toll). 41 passengers were injured in the accident and were admitted to the hospital. Ajay Raut of the hospital administration informed that 34 patients were cured and discharged within a week. And, they also underwent follow-up treatment. The remaining seven are in the hospital. Ajay's statement is that they are being treated.
By Friday, he claims that around 55 lakh rupees have been spent on treatment including hospital, medicine, city scan and MRI . Out of which 13 lakh rupees have been paid to the hospital by the bus businessmen . He said that instead of paying the remaining money, he ransacked in a 'hooligan style'. "Guards were beaten and vandalized in the pharmacy and X-ray department along the way," he said, "We are ascertaining the damage caused by the vandalism." We will also take legal action on this matter.'
Since then, Chaudhary, the president of the company, has accused that he made an arbitrary bill. They also have an agreement with the ambulance driver. All the patients were taken to Neuro by the ambulance driver instead of taking them to the government hospital," he said, "Now the bill has been calculated arbitrarily. The next day, 34 people were discharged. How was 55 lakhs spent on the treatment of seven people?'
