Indignation about the case of a doctor who has infected HIV with more than 50 children

May 3, 2019

They arrested the doctor who injected the virus to 90 people, including 65 children. The police are investigating the fact.

They stopped a A doctor in the Pakistani city of Larkana is accused of pbading HIV to at least 90 people, including 65 children. Chief of Police Kamran Nawaz said the doctor was suffering from the disease. In addition, we knew that He used a single contaminated syringe to infect his patients.

The serious fact was discovered when the Blood tests of 18 children living on the outskirts of Larkana will be positive for the AIDS virus. This triggered alarms and led health officials to conduct more in-depth badyzes. "More than 90 people were HIV-positive," said Dr. Abdul Rehaman, health officer in Larkana District.

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For its part, the Provincial Health Minister Azra Pechuho said the parents' blood was also badyzed, "but their results were negative."In the letter that the police gave to AFP, it is confirmed that the doctor has transmitted HIV to a clinic.

Although the prevalence of the virus is low, the disease continues to affect its citizens. Especially for drug users, bad workers and immigrants from the Gulf countries.

The contagion of HIV has led officials to launch a campaign of badysis and prevention more impactful than before. In this country, the diseases generated by AIDS are increasing.

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Another similar case

A few months ago, the same thing happened in India. A healer cycled through poor villages in India to "cure" colds, coughs and diarrhea. In this way, placed injections that infected more than 46 people living with HIV by reusing the same contaminated syringe.

The fake doctor, Rajendra Yadav, was arrested at a family member's home. The case was revealed when government-run medical tests revealed a high concentration of human immunodeficiency virus in the district of Unnao.