Léster Domínguez, the teenager who was macheted in Holguín to steal a phone, remains hospitalized and the family denounced the poor conditions of the healthcare center where he remains.
Although he has no longer had a fever, the boy's father criticized that the respiratory diseases ward lacks resources to properly care for patients.
"We had to go down from the fifth floor to look for drinking water," Dennis Domínguez wrote on Facebook.
Likewise, he described thelack of sheets and medications, something recurring at this time throughout the country, in the midst of a generalized crisis, which affects thousands of Cubans.
Domínguez (father) said that he would begin an effort to acquire disposable diapers and drugs that his son may need during the time he will remain in the hospital.
"This admission could have been avoided," said the man, who blamed the deputy director of the hospital for not taking a measure in time to prevent reaching this point.
The reason for this hospitalization is that the bedsore that Léster Domínguez developed while he was in therapy became infected, and at home they did not have the resources to properly cure him.
According to the patient's father, the directive told him that only in serious cases could he remain in the hospital and indicated a treatment with Cefixime to combat staphylococcus, which was insufficient.
Besideshe got sick with pneumonia and began to have fevers of up to 39 degrees Celsius, which is whyfirst entered intermediate therapy and then in a room for patients with respiratory problems.
"There is nothing, I think medicine is there to prevent, not wait for the damage to be done," he concluded.
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