Suara.com – Video footage showing health workers dumping the bodies of victims of Covid-19 at India to the big hole, reaping public criticism and anger.
Adapt The Independent, a video of less than a minute that records medical workers who use personal protective equipment (PPE) complete throwing body bags into holes.
The video distributed by Karnataka congressman DK Shivakumar via Twitter was found to be recorded in Ballari district, Karnataka state.
“It is very disturbing to see the body covid-19 patient “the deceased was thrown inhumanely into a hole in Ballari,” DK Shivakumar was quoted as saying The Independent, Thursday (2/7/2020).
“Is this courtesy? This is a reflection of how the government handled the Corona crisis. “
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“I urge the government to take immediate action and ensure that this does not happen again,” he continued.
Local state officials confirmed that the video recording was authentic. They also made an apology to the family of Covid-19 patients who were not treated humanely.
“We have issued an unconditional apology letter to the victim’s family. We are deeply offended by this and we are very sorry, “SS Nakula senior district official said BBC No.
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“We condemn the way the bodies are treated. They should be treated more humanely.”
“They follow all protocols. Where they make mistakes is not part of the protocol but a mentality that corpses must be handled with dignity. “
The medical team seen in the video has now been convicted and an investigation into the inhumane practice has been carried out, according to local media reports.
“I urge health workers to be kind to Covid victims and perform the last ritual of the deceased with respect. There is no religion greater than humanity, “said Chief Minister of Karnataka BS Yediyurappa.
Adapt Worldometers.info, India became the fourth country with the highest case of Corona virus infection in the world.
Until Thursday (2/7/2020), the Asian country has recorded 605 thousand cases of Covid-19 in which the number of deaths penetrated 17,855 lives.
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