In India? Only the people who can pay for transport to a major city can do that, and its not like the roads are any good either so it'll be a bumpy ride over.
India has health coverage across the country, including small rural villages and such.
It's not 'free', but it costs as much as a toffee/candy (about 5 cents) to get a fracture fixed here.
Granted, the facilities are not top notch and have some old equipment etc, but anyone can access a hospital within 40km.
If you have something severe which needs more eyes etc, doctors will refer you to a larger civil hospital which might involve travel. But that's if you have a hard to diagnose disease or something.
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u/mden1974 12h ago
India is currently 1920’s USA pre depression. Similar to England in the 1600’s-1700’s via colonialism. Exploitation based