An Indian man fell to his death while buying medicine, why didn t anyone help him in time?

On July 16, an Indian man suddenly collapsed outside a pharmacy when he recently went to buy medicine, and passers-by called the police for hours before someone came to deal with it, and the man was dead at this time.

The incident took place in the Bagelpur district of Bihar in northern India, and according to pharmacy staff, the man was buying asthma medicine at the time and suddenly fainted outside the store after taking it. Passers-by called the police**, but no one dared to come to his aid for fear of the spread of the new coronavirus.

The Indian man suddenly collapsed after buying medicine at a pharmacy and died, and no one of them went to check on or help with the rescue, and most incredibly, the lack of action when the paramedics and police were in place, causing the man's body to lie on the street for five or six hours until the staff with protective gear removed the body. <>

For this matter, because the deceased man was in Bagelpur, the second worst affected area of Bihar, which has seen a surge in COVID cases in the last few days, the second worst hit area in India. When the man fell to the ground, passers-by also called the police**and rescue**, although no passers-by dared to come forward to check, but it is enough to see the morality of people in the past, as we all know, the transmission of the new crown pneumonia is very strong, and the medical conditions in this part of India itself are not very good, the new crown control situation is not strict, passers-by themselves are still too busy to take care of themselves, ** may also contact other possible infected people. <>

Relative to the reaction of passers-by, I think the medical staff and the police did not take immediate measures, 5 or 6 hours later, it was belated, and now the epidemic in the area has not been well controlled, and relevant protective measures must be carried out, and the police should also block the street area where the man fell to the ground to prevent other passers-by from contacting, no one knows what disease the man fell to the ground and died, which is also a way to take precautions. However, the medical staff who arrived did not wear protective measures with them in accordance with the regulations, and felt that their own medical environment conditions and emergency response measures were not good for such a serious epidemic. <>

The main reason why passers-by did not rescue or probe on the spot was that they "did not dare", for fear that it would be infected by the new crown patient.

In this case, no one dared to go up to the rescue, because in the second worst place of the epidemic in Bagorpur, India, it was proved that the man died of the new coronavirus.

At this time, who dares to come forward to save people, India's handling of this epidemic is already ordinary, and it is impossible for ordinary people to come to the rescue when there is a high probability of death from the new coronavirus.

If you don't rescue in time, the chance of survival is very small.

The Indian man fell to the ground and died when he bought medicine, and no one rescued him in time, and he was afraid of preventing himself from taking responsibility, so many people hesitated!

Because fear will take responsibility. It cannot be said that people are indifferent and do not dare to rescue in time, because they are afraid that their families will shirk their responsibilities.

Because these people are also afraid that the man who fell to the ground will have an infectious disease. For the sake of his own safety, he chose to ignore it. So let's talk about people, sometimes life is in the hands of others.

The Indian man suddenly fell to the ground while buying medicine in a pharmacy, and then he died until no one checked or resuscitated, and the most ridiculous thing for me was that the medical staff and the police still did not take measures, resulting in the man's body lying on the ground for five or six hours, until the staff with protective equipment removed the body.

For this matter, I don't think this is a reflection of social indifference, because the area where the dead man is located is an area where the epidemic is more serious in India, when the man fell to the ground due to illness, passers-by also called the police**and rescue**, although no passers-by went to check or contact the man, but it is enough to see the morality and social concern of the people, as we all know, the transmission ability of the new crown pneumonia is very strong, and the new crown control situation in this part of India is not very good, Passers-by are still too busy to take care of themselves, and they may even contact other strangers. Comparing the reactions of passers-by, I think the medical staff and the police who arrived are actually not doing well, and now the epidemic in the area has not been well controlled, so it is necessary to carry relevant protective measures, and the police should also block the area where the man fell to the ground to prevent other passers-by from coming into contact, because no one knows what disease the man fell to the ground and died, which is also a way to take precautions. I found it unbelievable that the medical staff who arrived did not wear protective measures with them, and I felt that in terms of the response to the epidemic, the medical staff should first ensure that their own protection is in place, which is actually not very good.

Although similar situations happen often, I still believe that there is true love in the world, and if the new crown in the area is well prevented, then the man will definitely get help from passers-by, and then he can get ** in time. The reaction of passers-by is actually reasonable, there is no need to carry out moral kidnapping in this special period, what do you think about this matter?

The Indian man bought medicine and fell to the ground without paying attention, which shows that India is indifferent. It doesn't matter to the people, so there are not many people willing to take care of such things.

Everyone is afraid of getting into trouble, not because they don't want to save him, and there is a possibility that he will be framed by others. The quality of people and the spirit of helping others are gradually declining, so more is better than less.

In India, where the pandemic is so severe, it is understandable that there is no one to help a man after he falls to the ground, but it is incomprehensible that someone called the police and contacted the emergency for emergency services at that time, and the ambulance and police arrived hours later.

Indian men fall to the ground for a long time when they buy medicine, but no one rescues them, I think this is the ruthlessness of the Indian people, and it is also the chilling status quo of today's society!

I think the people in India are more backward in their thinking now, and there are fewer people in charge. Maybe the people over there are also wandering in their hearts between helping or not helping, and there may be people who hesitate to help them up. But there will also be some concerns, afraid that it will not be clear when the time comes.

Because we are in a special period, basically everyone is in danger, and when the situation is uncertain, there is no time to take care of others.

Maybe it's worried that this man is carrying the new crown virus, ordinary people are probably reluctant to take this risk without protective measures, but the police and ambulances are also reluctant to come, which is indeed a bit ridiculous.

The incident took place in the Bagarpur district of Bihar in northern India. At that time, the man had come to buy asthma medicine, but after taking the medicine, he fell to the ground. At that time, when passers-by saw it, they immediately called the police**, but only took the body away a few hours later.

Before the police and medical personnel arrived, passers-by refused to rush forward to help, after all, it is a critical period of the epidemic, so it is understandable that passers-by do not help. However, four or five hours after passers-by called, the ambulance came, but did not rescue the man and went back. After that, the police also came, and they left without rescuing or dealing with the man.

This treatment of the deceased did make the local people somewhat indignant, and they did nothing but let the bodies lie here for hours. The pharmacy staff approached the police and paramedics for help, but received no reply. In the end, it was the deputy mayor who intervened, and it was the staff wearing protective suits who came to transport the man's body away.

In fact, the occurrence of such a situation is indeed related to the local epidemic situation. The epidemic situation in India is quite severe, and the place where the incident occurred is also a place where the epidemic is more serious. Although the epidemic in India was not much in terms of numbers at the beginning, it can be seen that the daily increase rate is also quite amazing.

India has always been concerned by countries around the world, because once the epidemic breaks out in India, it will definitely be a king country. And as it turned out, it was.

Therefore, in this special period, the local ** may be relatively slow to dispose of the man's body. At that time, it is possible that after the medical staff and the police came, they also rashly dealt with the man, fearing that there would be a new coronavirus, which is understandable. But I can't understand why I have to wait so many hours to come and deal with it, and why don't I communicate with my superiors in time and let the staff wearing protective clothing deal with it!

They simply didn't care about the deceased, and simply walked away as soon as they saw that they couldn't handle it, and didn't deal with the aftermath of the man's body in time, which was really disrespectful to the deceased!

Because the epidemic in India is more serious, the efficiency of work has become low, and it took a long time for the police to wear protective equipment to take the body away.

Because the new crown pneumonia epidemic in that area was very serious, passers-by did not dare to help, and the police did not dare to collect the corpse when they came, and finally it took a long time to send staff wearing protective clothing to transport it away.

Because ** was worried about the spread of the epidemic again, he took action after confirmation from many parties, which reflected the ineffectiveness of ** action.

Because the police need to conduct an examination at the scene to see what the real cause of death of the man is.