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Cuban crawls across hospital floor without receiving help

The Cuban people are unprotected in terms of public health, island doctors warn.


In the midst of the crisis in the Cuban health system, images of an elderly man crawling across the floor of a hospital as several people watched without receiving help emerged this Tuesday.

"Depressing images that demonstrate the inattention, chaos and lies of the “medical power”," denounced the news portal Cubanos por el Mundo, which published the material on its Instagram account.

The man was crawling and several people were looking at him without assisting him.

The critical situation in the island's hospitals reported by various media in recent years is not only reflected in the lack of basic medical supplies such as bandages, sutures, Levine tubes, endotracheal tubes and other essential supplies for emergency care.

It is also evident in the mistreatment of patients and the indifference to the state's negligence with its health system.

In August, shocking images of patients in theCamagüey psychiatric hospital who were mistreated by their caregivers.

Likewise, a pregnant woman with twins denounced the deplorable conditions at the National Hospital in Havana, where she, in her condition,I had to carry water in buckets for bathing and flushing the toilet.

The Cuban doctor Alexander Figueredo denounced a week ago thatthe island town "He is completely unprotected in terms of health and his doctors are waiting for a response or they will abandon service."

He said that doctors from the Bayamo hospital delivered a letter to the facility's management and have not received a response as to how they are going to continue providing terrible care without resources.

Figueredo has been making the same complaints for years about the lack of supplies in the country's hospitals, for which he has been a victim of repression and harassment.

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