1. <The Good Doctors Of Mustafabad> The Al-Hind hospital was thrust into the role of being a saviour of #DelhiRiot2020 victims. Its work was noted after a Delhi HC order, but challenges faced by doctors at the hospital continue; they need help. Our report: bit.ly/2Tkm5ew
2. "We didn’t have any idea that situation would worsen so much, so we were not prepared to deal with something like this at all," recalled Dr M Anwar, MD of the hospital, on Wednesday. Al-Hind is an imp hospital because it is the only one in neighbourhood bit.ly/2Tkm5ew
3. Here Dr. Anwar speaks in detail about how, in the first 2 days of riots, riot victims kept coming with grave injuries but his small hospital was overstretched as it didn't have enough facilities. On Tuesday, Feb 25, the problems peaked. bit.ly/2Tkm5ew #Delhigenocide
4. They included: lack of medicines & facilities to treat grievously injured patients & no ambulances to send them to bigger hospitals. Among those he reached out to was Adv Suroor Mander (@suroorm) who arranged an ambulance but cops wouldn't let it in. bit.ly/2Tkm5ew
5. At this point, she reached out to Justice S Muralidhar, then a judge in Delhi HC, who gave an extraordinary order at 12:36 am, directing the cops to provide safe passage to ambulances for taking patients to big hospitals with facilities. bit.ly/2Tkm5ew #Delhigenocide
6. Lives of 22 grievously injured people, who were taken to big hospitals under police protection, were saved. But I spoke with a doctor at the hospital last night & he said the ambulance driver again refused to enter Mustafabad citing security concerns bit.ly/2Tkm5ew
7. If this situation persists & police security is yet again absent for even a critical healthcare service like ambulances, it may be a return to the previous, challenging situation for Al-Hind's doctors. bit.ly/2Tkm5ew #Delhigenocide
