Pregnant woman died in India after being rejected by eight hospitals for 15 hours

It was just five o'clock in the morning when he and his wife started looking for a hospital that looked pregnant after experiencing a stomach ache.

- No one really accepted their hospital and even the fourth they went to where the doctor who claimed to be pregnant was still denying them

- Even the baby in the womb died when they arrived at the eighth hospital A pregnant woman in India, who was hospitalized in eight hospitals despite her stomach aches and labor, was tragic.

WE learned that it was just five o'clock in the morning when Neelam Kumari Gautam began to feel labor pain. He was immediately taken to his mister's hospital but the first hospital they went to was immediately denied.

Neelam gradually became weak and took a deep breath while looking for a hospital to receive her. According to the ABS-CBN report, even his mum Bijendra Singh is feeling anxious because he knows the reason why hospitals are rejecting them. They only went to a third clinic.

Although he was temporarily discharged with oxygen and ventilators, health workers there explained that they had a small area and that there was a high likelihood of COVID-19 having a wife and a baby so they sought hospitalization again.

Neelam was quiet and unlike the previous hospitals it was still quite addictive. At the fourth hospital, Neelam's dying doctor confessed to him but he was still not admitted. There, the mister decided to go to the police to help them find a hospital that would help her husband.

Unfortunately, even the police are appealing and hospitals are still refusing them. According to a report by The New York Times, it was eight hours before Neelam received a hospital, so police decided to take it to the Max Super Specialty Hospital 25 miles away.

When he got there, there was no room for Neelam to stay. The only thing that got pregnant was "Save me!" They returned to the Government Institute of Medical Sciences but when the mister just got in a wheelchair, she knew her wife was gone.

At around 8pm that night after a sprain in eight hospitals, Neelam passed away. Unfortunately, even the baby in her womb died too.

In the initial investigation of their government over the tragic incident, the Hospital administrators and staff of the couple's visiting hospitals were guilty and made clear their negligence in Neelam's case.