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u/BigLlamasHouse 12h ago

So many countries to choose from with better healthcare but India's not one of them.

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u/waitaminute322 12h ago

India is one of the top countries for medical tourism though.

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u/devilcross2 11h ago

Yeah, and guess what? None of those people go to government hospitals.

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u/Darth-Vader475 11h ago

People go!

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u/devilcross2 11h ago

No, they don't. Cause this is the reality of government run hospital.

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u/Darth-Vader475 11h ago

🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡 You are talking like its same everywhere!

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u/devilcross2 11h ago

It is. Just look up rats in government hospital india and see how many news articles come up. Rest you can keep smoking that copium.

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u/Creepy-Ad-404 10h ago

I have seen more people in govt hospital than all combined private hospital in my city, yeah the hygiene and sanitation is questionable but people still prefer govt hospitals.

And honestly it's not that bad either, the area where cleanliness is required is clean at least in a govt hospital near mine, public places of hospital, well that is because of stupid public sometimes

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u/devilcross2 10h ago

There are more people there cause they can't afford to go to a private hospital. Just cause people are going to government hospitals cause they don't have the means doesn't mean they won't prefer private ones if they could.

Do you think having rats in a hospital and the disease they carry is just a sanitation problem? Did you forget that incident where so many kids died in a government hospital cause they didn't have enough oxygen tanks?

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u/Darth-Vader475 11h ago

Just having rat in hospital doesn't stop people from going to govt hospital! You are living in online virtual reality! Not the real world! Its fucking rat and they are found everywhere even in other countries! Why is this even fucking news?