Ranchi: Banna Gupta, health minister, arrived in Rheims last Thursday for a surprise inspection. He oversaw the Emergency, Ortho Ward and New Surgery Ward. Meanwhile, he saw that many patients are not being treated due to a lack of blood and lack of money. Sheila Devi, admitted for the last 9 days in the ortho ward, was stopped due to a lack of blood system. Her husband, Ram Vinay Sharma, looked 80 years old and appealed to the Health Minister. He told him his grief that the treatment of his wife Sheela Devi was stopped due to a lack of blood. When he went to the blood bank to ask for blood, it was told that he would have to donate in exchange for taking blood. But the husband was elderly, so he was unable to give blood.

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Ram Vinay Sharma also appealed to many people, but no one helped him. After listening to his talk, the Health Minister immediately decided to give blood. He went to the blood bank to give blood along with Ramvinay Sharma. Then he donated blood and in return Ramvinay Sharma got blood. After this, the treatment of his wife Sheela Devi started. Meanwhile, he also appealed to everyone to donate blood.

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Health Minister Banna Gupta along with his team reached RIMS at 8 pm for inspection. Maneshi Bhui, a 67-year-old woman from Jamshedpur was not being treated for 15 thousand rupees from the last seven days. Then the Health Minister also met him. Then he also ordered the rims management to get free treatment. Sanjay Kumar Singh RIMS Deputy Superintendent informed that Health Minister Banna Gupta urged everyone to donate blood by giving their blood to the patient. In this hospital, Rejana donates 50 people's blood.

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