Guest guest Posted May 29, 2007 Report Share Posted May 29, 2007 Sub: Comment of the Health Secretary of West Bengal on treating dead boady of HIV positive person Dear forum, Greeting from BNP+! Last week we posted a report on Nitai Adhikari, Who faced stigma, discrimination in medical college when he came to MCH for his treatment. The health service providers didn’t provide any kind of care and support at first, he was denied treatment. After a long battle he was admitted in the MCH but the picture and the mentality of the service providers was not changed yet. He was treated as sub human in the hospital. At last he died in the hospital and nobody touched his body to bring him out from the hospital. Though a numerous sensitization programme were held in the govt.hospitals including MCH. In MCH only at least 2 sensitization programmes were held in the surgery department in this year. What is the result of that Programmes? You will be stunt when you heard the comment of the Health Secretary of West Bengal, Ms.Sanchita Boxi. Yesterday she gave a statement in a leading Bengali newspaper, The Ananda Bazaar Patrika, that it is more dangerous when the fluids comes from the body after death of a HIV positive person. So no one will come to help the family of the person. She added that so the govt.hospital authority release the patients from at that time the hospital and tell his family to take away him / her from the hospital. We don’t know it is true or false. We have no guide line regarding this. But one thing you think if the statement is true then it already came to the limelight. Because it is a serious thing to think that. But no one can tell about it. On the other hand if it is false then you can understand what was the impact of the sensitization? All the money and effort was gone in vein. If you all know about this please send your valuable feed back .We are waiting for your comments. With Regards, Tarit Tarit Chakraborty Regional Co-ordinatore(INP+) President of BNP+(West Bengal) e-mai: tarit34@... Hallo-09836258928 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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