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District Hospital Anantnag turns into Beggars hub

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April 10, 2018
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Anantnag April 9: The District Hospital Anantnag has turned out to be the hub of beggars where the patients allege that they are being made to suffer by the hospital administration for not curbing the menace of begging inside the hospital wards.

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Reportedly the beggars were seen roaming in the wards and hospital premises. “The beggars have made the patients restless as off and on they visited the wards for extracting money from them” said one of the attendants wishing not to be named.

Another attendant told to INS that the beggars who came in the wards are having contagious diseases’ and due to the weak immune system of the patients in surgical wards, they became vulnerable to the diseases.”

He further said that the hospital administration has turned a deaf ear towards the appeals made by the patients and attendants who pay no heed to them, “ Irony is that the administration is giving free hand in looting the patients and attendants in the name of alms”, he added

With the enormous increase of local and non-local beggars in Anantnag, these beggars have now learnt to survive inside hospital in Anantnag. They have marked particular areas of District as their special zones to beg around such as District Commissioner office Anantnag.

One of the social activists Abdul Rasheed talking to INS said that “The authorities have failed to check the inflow of begging’s from other part of country that flocks to the valley for begging”, he said.

Meanwhile talking to the CMO Anantnag Dr. Fazil Kochack said that we have deployed at least 15 private security guards to check this menace.

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“I will look into the matter,” he added.

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