Uttarakhand: Another woman lost her life due to lack of road, covered eight km walking distance in five hours

Governments keep making claims of development in Uttarakhand, but often some pictures emerge from the mountains which expose these claims. One such news has come out from Almora district. Where due to lack of road, an elderly woman could not get treatment and the woman died.

Woman lost her life again due to lack of road

Due to lack of road to Maulekhal village of Almora and lack of health facilities, a woman died. According to the information received, an elderly woman was seriously injured after falling at home. Since there was no road to the village, the woman was taken to the road with the help of a cot. But the woman died due to lack of timely treatment. Let us tell you that recently a similar picture had come to light from Pithoragarh where Lakshima Devi had died due to lack of treatment.

It took five hours to reach the road

The road distance from the village is eight kilometers. It took five hours for the people to bring the eight kilometer old woman with the help of a cot. There was a delay in bringing it to the road. After this, when he was taken to the hospital, due to lack of health facilities in the hospital, he was shifted to a higher center in Delhi. The woman died while being taken to the higher centre. Many times such news comes to light in the state in which claims of development seem to fail.

Woman was injured after falling at home

According to the information received, 70-year-old Govindi Devi, a resident of Khaderagaon in Almora district, had fallen at home. Due to which she was injured. Since there was no road to the village, it was decided to take him to the hospital on a cot. But even youth could not be found in the village for this. Somehow the people present in the village brought him to the road.

But it took him five hours to cover the distance of eight kilometers. After which he was taken to the hospital by car. But the doctors at the Community Health Center (CHC) Devayal described his condition as serious and referred him to a higher centre. The woman died while being taken to the higher centre.