Amara Raja Hospital targetted by Jagan social media

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The YCP Government is continuing its relentless attacks on the industries, property and hospitals belonging to the family of TDP MP Galla Jayadev. The latest attack was made on the Amara Raja Hospital owned by Jayadev’s sister Rama Devi in Tirupati town. The YCP leaders began a social media campaign saying that the negligence of the hospital management led to the untimely death of engineer Sekhar.

The social media activists spread rumours that the Covid-infected engineer died outside the Amara Raja hospital because the staff did not give timely admission and healthcare. The videos went viral on social media. The hospital management had no option but to issue defensive arguments.

Hospital Medical Director Rama Devi has clarified that the engineer died due to heart attack and also because of pulmonary embolism. Their staff tried to admit the patient in the emergency room but he passed away by that time. There was no negligence on the part of the staff. The engineer was treated for Coronavirus infection at a different hospital but not at Amara Raja.

Already, the Amara Raja Batteries had to be closed down after the Government cut off power supply citing reasons of pollution.

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  1. The political victimsation is being taken to a new height. This is a time to use every hospital to treat virus patients. Every doctor and every nurse should be given inspiration to help patients. But this is apparently in short supply in this case..

  2. దొంగలంజకొడుకుల , రౌడీ ల ప్రేభుత్వం. పోతారు. నాశనమై. , మోడీ గడు , 6093 , ముక్కోడు. నెక్స్ట్ ఎలేచ్షన్స్ లోరాసి పెట్టుకోండి. జనాలు అన్ని చూస్తున్నారు , అన్ని అరాచకాలు చూస్తున్నారు. కానీ ఏమి చెయ్యలేక కూర్చున్నారు . రేపు జనరల్ ఎలేచ్షన్స్ లో తొక్కేస్తారు , లేకుంటే. వాళ్లే ప్రజల్ని తొక్కేస్తారు . అది జనాలకి తెలుసు.

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