Rajasthan: Govt hospital hangs IV bottles on tree trunks
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Dholpur: Fever-stricken patients in a community health centre of Dholpur district in Rajasthan are being treated in the open with IV bottles hang from tree trunks.
With the passing Monsoon, the cases of viral fever, Dengue and Chikungunya have enveloped the district. And due to shortage of beds at the Saipau Community Health Centre, the hospital authorities have made the bottles of intravenous (IV) fluid hang from nails on the tree trunks.
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