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This photo taken government hospital at Chapra in Saran district of patna (india)this poor men ram yadav age 57,waiting for his dentist. the next day local news paper publish a article title ''no doctors,no needles,no water With an aching stomach, little Kajal made the long journey from the local primary health care centre to the government hospital at Chapra in Saran district of Bihar. Her brother Rajesh Sah, who rushed her for treatment, saw his sister die before his eyes. “At the Chapra Sadar hospital, the doctor said there was no needle and not enough oxygen for everyone. I saw my sister convulse twice. She did not move later and I called the doctor. He asked me for my mobile phone and using its light, he checked her eyes and declared her dead. In Chapra, the facilities were worse than those at the PHC,” Rajesh told The Hindu. By Thursday, the death toll in the Bihar mid-day meal tragedy mounted to 23. Every devastated family in Gandaman village, from where the victims hailed, attribute the deaths to the delay in treatment. Sad state of PHC When news of the children falling sick spread in the village on Tuesday, anxious parents and guardians first rushed them to the PHC. “There,” said Ramanand Rai, who lost his five-year-old daughter, also named Kajal, “we were told there are no doctors. They said there is no water here ‘so make your own arrangements. ’ So I took my daughter to a private clinic like the rest. There the doctor said this case was beyond him. ” People made a dash for the solitary ambulance that was carrying one patient. “The driver was not ready to take so many at one go, but we forced him to take the children to the Chapra hospital. All the way I kept checking my daughter’s pulse. But when I put her on the hospital bed, she had died,” Mr. Rai told The Hindu. “Shut the hospitals” “Why has the government opened these hospitals if they cannot provide treatment? Shut them! ” cried Vinod Mahato, uncle of Arti (8), Shanti (6) and Bikas (5). The family lost all the three children, throwing their parents into a state of shock. “The treatment itself started three to four hours late. Till then we were just moving from one place to another. The government is only playing politics with the bodies of the poor,” Mr. Mahato said. He said the children mentioned at home that the lunch tasted bitter like ‘neem’, but the headmistress Meena Kumari insisted they eat it. “She herself did not eat the meal, nor did her nieces. This is a clear conspiracy,” he said. Shankar Thakur lost his only daughter, Kumari (7). “What can I possibly want now? Who can bring my daughter back? I can only hope that hospitals provide good facilities hereon. Many lives were lost only because of the delay,” he said. Denies charge Many parents said the doctor at the PHC initially refused to treat the children as he was on fast. However, A. R. Ansari, medical officer in-charge, denied the charge saying he was conducting a training programme at the time and had mobilised resources immediately. The two doctors at the PHCs had to be summoned immediately. A couple, employed on contract basis at the PHC, turn up only to mark attendance. The duo runs a nursing home. Over 50 children were brought to the PHC. “There was no death in my PHC. All the deaths occurred later, either en route to Chapra or at the government hospital there. There was no shortage whatsoever. Much of it is false news,” Mr. Ansari told The Hindu. Asked if atropine, an antidote to phosphorous poisoning was given, PHC’s store in-charge Satish Chandra Jha said the doctors had not asked for it. Mr. Ansari, however, said atropine was administered to the victims. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
This photo taken government hospital at Chapra in Saran district of patna (india)this poor men ram yadav age 57,waiting for his dentist. the next day local news paper publish a article title ''no doctors,no needles,no water With an aching stomach, little Kajal made the long journey from the local primary health care centre to the government hospital at Chapra in Saran district of Bihar. Her brother Rajesh Sah, who rushed her for treatment, saw his sister die before his eyes. “At the Chapra Sadar hospital, the doctor said there was no needle and not enough oxygen for everyone. I saw my sister convulse twice. She did not move later and I called the doctor. He asked me for my mobile phone and using its light, he checked her eyes and declared her dead. In Chapra, the facilities were worse than those at the PHC,” Rajesh told The Hindu. By Thursday, the death toll in the Bihar mid-day meal tragedy mounted to 23. Every devastated family in Gandaman village, from where the victims hailed, attribute the deaths to the delay in treatment. Sad state of PHC When news of the children falling sick spread in the village on Tuesday, anxious parents and guardians first rushed them to the PHC. “There,” said Ramanand Rai, who lost his five-year-old daughter, also named Kajal, “we were told there are no doctors. They said there is no water here ‘so make your own arrangements. ’ So I took my daughter to a private clinic like the rest. There the doctor said this case was beyond him. ” People made a dash for the solitary ambulance that was carrying one patient. “The driver was not ready to take so many at one go, but we forced him to take the children to the Chapra hospital. All the way I kept checking my daughter’s pulse. But when I put her on the hospital bed, she had died,” Mr. Rai told The Hindu. “Shut the hospitals” “Why has the government opened these hospitals if they cannot provide treatment? Shut them! ” cried Vinod Mahato, uncle of Arti (8), Shanti (6) and Bikas (5). The family lost all the three children, throwing their parents into a state of shock. “The treatment itself started three to four hours late. Till then we were just moving from one place to another. The government is only playing politics with the bodies of the poor,” Mr. Mahato said. He said the children mentioned at home that the lunch tasted bitter like ‘neem’, but the headmistress Meena Kumari insisted they eat it. “She herself did not eat the meal, nor did her nieces. This is a clear conspiracy,” he said. Shankar Thakur lost his only daughter, Kumari (7). “What can I possibly want now? Who can bring my daughter back? I can only hope that hospitals provide good facilities hereon. Many lives were lost only because of the delay,” he said. Denies charge Many parents said the doctor at the PHC initially refused to treat the children as he was on fast. However, A. R. Ansari, medical officer in-charge, denied the charge saying he was conducting a training programme at the time and had mobilised resources immediately. The two doctors at the PHCs had to be summoned immediately. A couple, employed on contract basis at the PHC, turn up only to mark attendance. The duo runs a nursing home. Over 50 children were brought to the PHC. “There was no death in my PHC. All the deaths occurred later, either en route to Chapra or at the government hospital there. There was no shortage whatsoever. Much of it is false news,” Mr. Ansari told The Hindu. Asked if atropine, an antidote to phosphorous poisoning was given, PHC’s store in-charge Satish Chandra Jha said the doctors had not asked for it. Mr. Ansari, however, said atropine was administered to the victims. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures

God please send a doctor. This photo taken government hospital at Chapra in Saran district of patna (india)this poor men ram yadav age 57,waiting for his dentist. This photo taken government hospital at Chapra in Saran district of patna (india)this poor men ram yadav age 57,waiting for his dentist.the next day local news paper publish a article title ''no doctors,no needles,no water With an aching stomach, little Kajal made the long journey from the local primary health care centre to the government hospital at Chapra in Saran district of Bihar. Her brother Rajesh Sah, who rushed her for treatment, saw his sister die before his eyes. “At the Chapra Sadar hospital, the doctor said there was no needle and not enough oxygen for everyone. I saw my sister convulse twice. She did not move later and I called the doctor. He asked me for my mobile phone and using its light, he checked her eyes and declared her dead. In Chapra, the facilities were worse than those at the PHC,” Rajesh told The Hindu. By Thursday, the death toll in the Bihar mid-day meal tragedy mounted to 23. Every devastated family in Gandaman village, from where the victims hailed, attribute the deaths to the delay in treatment. Sad state of PHC When news of the children falling sick spread in the village on Tuesday, anxious parents and guardians first rushed them to the PHC. “There,” said Ramanand Rai, who lost his five-year-old daughter, also named Kajal, “we were told there are no doctors. They said there is no water here ‘so make your own arrangements.’ So I took my daughter to a private clinic like the rest. There the doctor said this case was beyond him.” People made a dash for the solitary ambulance that was carrying one patient. “The driver was not ready to take so many at one go, but we forced him to take the children to the Chapra hospital. All the way I kept checking my daughter’s pulse. But when I put her on the hospital bed, she had died,” Mr. Rai told The Hindu. “Shut the hospitals” “Why has the government opened these hospitals if they cannot provide treatment? Shut them!” cried Vinod Mahato, uncle of Arti (8), Shanti (6) and Bikas (5). The family lost all the three children, throwing their parents into a state of shock. “The treatment itself started three to four hours late. Till then we were just moving from one place to another. The government is only playing politics with the bodies of the poor,” Mr. Mahato said. He said the children mentioned at home that the lunch tasted bitter like ‘neem’, but the headmistress Meena Kumari insisted they eat it. “She herself did not eat the meal, nor did her nieces. This is a clear conspiracy,” he said. Shankar Thakur lost his only daughter, Kumari (7). “What can I possibly want now? Who can bring my daughter back? I can only hope that hospitals provide good facilities hereon. Many lives were lost only because of the delay,” he said. Denies charge Many parents said the doctor at the PHC initially refused to treat the children as he was on fast. However, A.R. Ansari, medical officer in-charge, denied the charge saying he was conducting a training programme at the time and had mobilised resources immediately. The two doctors at the PHCs had to be summoned immediately. A couple, employed on contract basis at the PHC, turn up only to mark attendance. The duo runs a nursing home. Over 50 children were brought to the PHC. “There was no death in my PHC. All the deaths occurred later, either en route to Chapra or at the government hospital there. There was no shortage whatsoever. Much of it is false news,” Mr. Ansari told The Hindu. Asked if atropine, an antidote to phosphorous poisoning was given, PHC’s store in-charge Satish Chandra Jha said the doctors had not asked for it. Mr. Ansari, however, said atropine was administered to the victims.

Shoppers in the mall - this version is the same as another i have except this has had some filtering applied - note, it may be blurry at small sizes. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
Shoppers in the mall - this version is the same as another i have except this has had some filtering applied - note, it may be blurry at small sizes. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
Multi-ethnic millennial people holding phones and resumes preparing for job interview, diverse vacancy applicants candidates wait in queue sitting in row, human resources, employment hiring concept. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
Multi-ethnic millennial people holding phones and resumes preparing for job interview, diverse vacancy applicants candidates wait in queue sitting in row, human resources, employment hiring concept. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
Young afro american international student in trendy glasses happy to receive letter from best friend being far away from home practicing as trainee i. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
Young afro american international student in trendy glasses happy to receive letter from best friend being far away from home practicing as trainee i. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
Doctor working, checking Intravenous drip, I. V. tube saline fluid bag for cure patient in hospital room. Handsome professional doctor care his patient by checking I. tube saline bag by himself. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
Doctor working, checking Intravenous drip, I. V. tube saline fluid bag for cure patient in hospital room. Handsome professional doctor care his patient by checking I. tube saline bag by himself. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
From early morning I am checking my mailbox Exciting woman working on computer, white background Professional shot in 4K resolution. 007. You can use it e. g. in your commercial video, business, presentation, broadcast. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
From early morning I am checking my mailbox Exciting woman working on computer, white background Professional shot in 4K resolution. 007. You can use it e. g. in your commercial video, business, presentation, broadcast. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
I want to check everything. Young female veterinarian in work uniform checking ear health of a big black cat with a special tool at the veterinary clinic. Pet care concept. Medicine concept. Animal hospital. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
I want to check everything. Young female veterinarian in work uniform checking ear health of a big black cat with a special tool at the veterinary clinic. Pet care concept. Medicine concept. Animal hospital. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
Ambala City, Haryana/India -04/30/2020 Health workers checking body temperature of police during Routine Checkup to avoid covid infection in Police. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
Ambala City, Haryana/India -04/30/2020 Health workers checking body temperature of police during Routine Checkup to avoid covid infection in Police. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
Face skin check before plastic surgery. Medical doctors are checking a face of a woman before botox injection. Surgeries` hands in medical gloves near the woman face. Beauty treatments. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
Face skin check before plastic surgery. Medical doctors are checking a face of a woman before botox injection. Surgeries` hands in medical gloves near the woman face. Beauty treatments. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
I can handle multi tasks. Cropped shot successful girl typing on keyboard and making notes while looking at computer screen and studying new business graphic. There is no time for rest. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
I can handle multi tasks. Cropped shot successful girl typing on keyboard and making notes while looking at computer screen and studying new business graphic. There is no time for rest. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
I should have some savings. Worried upset chubby guy feeling sad and looking at his credit card after checking his bank account online. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
I should have some savings. Worried upset chubby guy feeling sad and looking at his credit card after checking his bank account online. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
I prefer old-school writing method. Cropped portrait of busy woman making notes in notebook, looking at computer screen during work-time in office, trying to concentrate and focus on assignment. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
I prefer old-school writing method. Cropped portrait of busy woman making notes in notebook, looking at computer screen during work-time in office, trying to concentrate and focus on assignment. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
I should be there in time. Busy handsome businessman is talking by phone and looking at his watch while walking through the street in the morning city. Business concept. Time management. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
I should be there in time. Busy handsome businessman is talking by phone and looking at his watch while walking through the street in the morning city. Business concept. Time management. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
I need more time. Portrait of young pleased woman with curly hairstyle in casual blue shirt standing and pointing at her smart watch and want more time. indoor studio shot, isolated on pink background. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
I need more time. Portrait of young pleased woman with curly hairstyle in casual blue shirt standing and pointing at her smart watch and want more time. indoor studio shot, isolated on pink background. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
This curious manatee was checking me out as I swam in a spring on Florida`s west coast. During the winter, Manatees gather near the warm fresh water springs near the coast to stay warm. Photographed near Homosassa Springs, Florida. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
This curious manatee was checking me out as I swam in a spring on Florida`s west coast. During the winter, Manatees gather near the warm fresh water springs near the coast to stay warm. Photographed near Homosassa Springs, Florida. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
Old style library check out card ( I think these are obsolete now) great for a concept of checking something out or borrowing. high res you can almost feel the texture of the paper. some black ink flecks ( from printing of card when it was made). I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
Old style library check out card ( I think these are obsolete now) great for a concept of checking something out or borrowing. high res you can almost feel the texture of the paper. some black ink flecks ( from printing of card when it was made). I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
Shoppers in the mall - this version is the same as another i have except this has had some filtering applied - note, it may be blurry at small sizes. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures
Shoppers in the mall - this version is the same as another i have except this has had some filtering applied - note, it may be blurry at small sizes. I checking stock images, royalty-free photos and pictures