Uday Foundation rescued critically ill patients living in public toilet outside AIIMS Hospital

critically ill patients living in public toilet outside AIIMS Hospital Uday Foundation rescued critically ill patients living in public toilet outside AIIMS Hospital

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“After sleeping on a pavement for months, to sleep in a bed is a dream come true,” said Ramrati. (a serious patient waiting for heart-valve replacement surgery)

On August 3, 2011, Hindustan Times reported about a heart rending story about how critically-ill patients are forced to live in a public toilet outside AIIMS Hospital, which is considered a best hospital in India.

Later it was reported to that the said unused toilets belongs to Delhi Metro Rail Corporation and asked these patients to vacant the premises, leaving them without shelter.

Uday foundation immediately came into the action and arranged suitable place where they can live peacefully till the time they want along with the arrangement of all meals.

It is unfortunate that poor patients with no money have no option but to live in subways, under flyovers, on pavements, under trees — and some in unused urinals.

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