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Home / Health / Hospital Refuses Hearse, Man Carts Wife's Body Home

Hospital Refuses Hearse, Man Carts Wife's Body Home

30 Jan

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Summary

  • Man transported wife's body on a pushcart due to unaffordable private transport.
  • Hospital staff allegedly refused to provide hearse or ambulance services.
  • An investigation has been launched into the hospital's bereavement support protocols.
Hospital Refuses Hearse, Man Carts Wife's Body Home

A man was compelled to carry his wife's body on a pushcart from Badshah Khan Civil Hospital to his home in Faridabad. The 35-year-old husband, Jhunjhun, stated that he could not afford private hearse services, which cost at least ₹700. He also alleged that hospital staff refused to arrange any transportation for his deceased wife, Anuradha Devi. Devi had been battling tuberculosis for months and had received treatment at various hospitals, including AIIMS-Delhi. The incident has led to an official inquiry into the hospital's bereavement support protocols. Officials are investigating claims of negligence or deliberate refusal by hospital staff. The Deputy Civil Surgeon confirmed that the hospital uses Red Cross Society for hearse vans, separate from patient ambulances, and departmental action will be taken if negligence is found. The inquiry will also ascertain if the family had requested a hearse van.

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The man carried his wife's body on a pushcart because he could not afford private hearse services and claimed the hospital refused to provide transportation.
An investigation was launched into Badshah Khan Civil Hospital's bereavement support protocols to determine if staff were negligent or deliberately ignored the family's request.
Officials are conducting an inquiry into the hospital's actions and will take departmental action if negligence is found, also investigating if a hearse van was requested.

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