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Indian Health System Collapses as Grieving Relatives Attack Doctors Published April 28th, 2021 - 07:09 GMT Family members and ambulance workers in PPE carry the body of a victim who died of the Covid-19 coronavirus at a cremation ground in New Delhi. (AFP) Highlights Attack comes as India's health system collapses under the weight of the world's worst second wave of Covid . Doctors in India are being attacked by relatives of Covid victims as anger mounts over the country's collapsing healthcare system which has been crippled by a brutal second wave.  Also Read In one piece of footage s...

Relatives of 67-year-old Covid victim attacked medics in Delhi today as anger at virus response grows  Last week, another medic was beaten in Pune by relatives of a 65-year-old patient that he couldn't save  Attack comes as India's health system collapses under the weight of the world's worst second wave of Covid   Medics in neighbouring Pakistan are now warning they could be next as military is deployed to help enforce new mask wearing rules and strict 6pm curfew  

Staff report Hopedale Medical Complex Hopedale Medical Complex recently showcased the outstanding employees that are a part of their complex. The April Employee of the Month was awarded to Larissa Griffith, Purchasing Lead, of Hartsburg. Griffith has been a part of the HMC team since December 2020. In her nomination, she was praised for the work she does in tackling challenges and offering solutions to create a smoother workflow. Chelsea Lowe, ADON, nominated Griffith and commented, “Larissa goes above and beyond to help provide efficient solutions. She works closely with her staff to provi...

A worker fills oxygen tanks for use in hospitals in Peshawar, Pakistan. — AFP/File Hayatabad Medical Complex increases its storage capacity from 10,000 to 23,000 litres of oxygen. Lady Reading Hospital is using 14,000 litres of oxygen daily in the third wave compared to 8,000 litres each in the first two waves. The Khyber Teaching Hospital has taken its oxygen storage capacity to 10,000 litres, compared to 5,000 litres in the first two waves. Three of the biggest government hospitals in Peshawar have witnessed a rise in coronavirus patients during the third coronavirus wave, forcing the med...