Bangalore: A painful picture has come to light from the Belgaum district of Karnataka during the Corona epidemic. To perform the last rites of her husband, a woman had to carry the body in a cart (pushcart) and take it to the crematorium. During this time no one came forward to help the woman. Everyone was afraid of the coronavirus, due to which No one came to her help.
The woman said that she along with her two children took her husband's body on a hand cart and took it for the last rites. Even family and relatives did not come to help. Everyone felt that her husband died due to coronavirus. Local people said that the woman and her family are also facing economic problems. Due to no money, she had to take her husband's dead body in a cart. Actually, 55-year-old Sadashiv Hiratti died at home on Wednesday night. During this time his wife, son and daughter were not present at home. When the deceased's wife, son and daughter returned home, the door knocked. But when Sadashiv did not give any answer, the family broke into the door and entered the house. When they reached inside, they found Sadashiv dead on a chair.
It is being told that Sadashiv died due to heat-related illness. A local resident said that when the woman did not get help from anywhere, she wrapped her husband's body in a cloth and loaded it in a cart and walked towards the crematorium. Let us tell you that the coronavirus spread from Wuhan city of China has created panic in the whole world including India, due to which people are keeping a distance from their own people.
A woman in Belgaum used a push cart to move her husband's dead body , no one helped as they feared the husband to have died due to #Covid19 pic.twitter.com/fdcfGPAhYE
— Nagarjun Dwarakanath (@nagarjund) July 18, 2020
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