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Kin of Covid-19 patients request CMO to provide Remdesivir by touching his feet!
By: Tupaki Desk | 28 April 2021 10:27 AM GMT
The deadly outbreak of the novel Coronavirus is driving India towards the worst ever crisis. From normal people to celebrities to politicians, everyone is falling prey to the contagious disease.
Amid the crisis, procuring oxygen cylinders and other required facilities for their loved ones has become a war-like situation for the relatives of the Covid-19 patients.
A video that went viral on social media shows how the relatives of Covid-19 patients are struggling to see that their loved ones get the required medicines. A woman has even touched the feet of an officer.
Going into detail, a lady relative of Covid-19 patient in Uttar Pradesh's Noida has requested the Chief Medical officer Deepak Ohri to provide antiviral drug Remdesivir.
In the viral video, the families of the Covid patients can be seen requesting the Chief Medical Officer to provide Remdesivir for the Covid-19 patients.
After the video went viral on social media, the netizens have slammed the government for not working on procuring the required drugs to treat the Covid-19 patients in the state.
Amid the crisis, procuring oxygen cylinders and other required facilities for their loved ones has become a war-like situation for the relatives of the Covid-19 patients.
A video that went viral on social media shows how the relatives of Covid-19 patients are struggling to see that their loved ones get the required medicines. A woman has even touched the feet of an officer.
Going into detail, a lady relative of Covid-19 patient in Uttar Pradesh's Noida has requested the Chief Medical officer Deepak Ohri to provide antiviral drug Remdesivir.
In the viral video, the families of the Covid patients can be seen requesting the Chief Medical Officer to provide Remdesivir for the Covid-19 patients.
After the video went viral on social media, the netizens have slammed the government for not working on procuring the required drugs to treat the Covid-19 patients in the state.
