In Gujarat also, the situation over covid is getting very bad. When new cases of record-breaking covid came to light in the state on Tuesday, the patient has to bring beds from home due to lack of beds in the government hospital here. In Rajkot, a queue of more than 100 ambulances and private vehicles was seen at Chaudhary Ground near Civil on Tuesday morning. The condition of covid patients in Rajkot is very bad. Chaudhary is busy arranging treatment at his own level to the families of the patient who is waiting to be admitted to the hospital on the high school ground in the city. If a patient has not found a bed at Rajkot Corona Virus Hospital since last night, the family members are forced to bring beds from home and get the patient treated on the ground. More than 100 ambulances and private vehicles have been seen queuing up at Chaudhary Maidan near civil hospital since morning. All the beds of the private hospital in Rajkot are now full due to the increasing cases of covid. Even in civil hospitals, patients have to wait a long time for treatment. There are many patients who have been standing in line since night.
No hospital space for patients: covid patients are coming to civil hospital through 108, but currently 108 are so waiting that the rest of the patients have to come in their private vehicles. Patients who are not getting 108 services. They are coming to the civil hospital in private vehicles. Raji's sister, who brought the bed with her, says "Patients cannot sit in the auto for long. There is no bed in the hospital, so we have brought a cot. Now start treatment".
Many patients are reaching the civil hospital in rickshaws with oxygen bottles. Long queues are also being seen in the Chaudhary High School ground. Patients with oxygen are brought here in all private vehicles as well as ambulances. Many patients are being treated inside ambulances in the hospital grounds as they need oxygen. The situation in Rajkot is very alarming.
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