The family members carried the body on their shoulders

Again, the picture of the state health system came to the fore. The family members carried the body on their shoulders and walked. It is alleged that the woman died due to the negligence of the doctor. The most important thing is that even after two hours of death, no ambulance or body carrier vehicle came, so the family members carried the body on their shoulders for a long distance of 8 kilometers. In Nabarangpur District Chandahandi Block Sardhapur village, a woman named Demati Majhi was admitted to Chandahandi Community Health Center for treatment after feeling ill.

In Nabarangpur district, the incident of carrying the dead body on the shoulder by Dan Majhi of Kalahandi has been repeated. A rare incident has taken place in Sharadhapur village of Nabarangpur district while the entire country is witnessing Dushara. As no ambulance was found at the Chandahandi hospital, the family carried the body of the dead woman on their shoulders to Shardapur village, which is about 8 km away.

According to information, Demti Majhi, wife of Narendra Majhi of Shardapur village fell ill and was admitted to Chandahandi tribal health center. He died at 11 am in the hospital. Later, despite the fact that the family contacted the dead body vehicle Mahaprayan, even after 2 hours no vehicle came, finally the family members were forced to carry the body on their shoulders to Shardapur village, which is 8 km away.

It is worth noting that the incident occurred in the month of August 2016. After the death of his wife, Dan Majhi had to carry the dead body on his shoulder as the main hospital of Kalahandi district in Bhavanipatna was closed. A 12-year-old girl was walking with him. He carried his wife’s body on his shoulders for about 10 kilometers. Those who saw this incident on the street were amazed. The incident was reported in the national media.