Hyderabad: Corona cases are increasing in Telangana. Many efforts are being made to curb this. Telangana Pradesh Congress Party Working President and Malkajgiri MP A.K. Revanth Reddy has recently taunted the Telangana government. Recently, he said that there is a lot of difference between the saying and doing of father and son (CM KCR and his minister son KTR). He said in a recent conversation, 'the incident of leaving the body in the rain at the Warangal MGM Hospital on Monday proves the claims of the Telangana government of preventing corona and providing better medical care to patients. He has also tweeted a tweet.
కరోనా కతలు 2..
— Revanth Reddy (@revanth_anumula) July 21, 2020
పొంకనాల పోశిగానికి మూడు ఎడ్లు ముప్పై ఆరు దొడ్లు..! అన్నట్టుంది తండ్రి కొడుకుల భాగోతం... కరోనాను ఎదుర్కోవడంలో గొప్పలు చెప్తున్నా ఆచరణ మాత్రం శూన్యం..
వరంగల్ ఎంజిఎం ఆసుపత్రి లో వర్షానికి శవాన్ని వదిలేసిన వైనం... @TelanganaCMO @KTRTRS @ts_health @telanganahealth pic.twitter.com/UuO3voBqmB
He has shared a picture published in a newspaper in his tweet. Posting the picture, Revanth Reddy has written that in the courtyard of Warangal MGM Hospital, at 2.30 pm on Monday, a woman's body was soaked in rain for about half an hour. Due to the corona scare, the employees left the woman's body there. A woman from Hanamkonda who has been ill for some time got the corona test in Hyderabad, and the result was found to be negative. After that, on Sunday, she reached Hanamkonda for treatment.
Where the family members immediately took her to MGM Hospital after complaining of chest pain in the afternoon. After investigation there, the doctors confirmed her death. After this, her body was taken outside the hospital on a stretcher, but then it started raining. After that, the staff as well as the family members left the corpse and moved to a nearby shed. The corpse was soaked in rain for about half an hour. After the rain stopped, the corpse in the ambulance was taken directly from there to the crematorium.
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