An AIDS patient thrown out of a controversial hospital in Egypt

The spill of a patient in Kafr El-Zayat General Hospital in Gharbia governorate in Egypt sparked controversy and controversy over social media.

Although most of the comments were against dumping the patient in this manner and described the incident as regrettable, others felt that this behavior was best not to spread to anyone. other patients.

The images showed that a number of hospital employees carried the patient by the hands and feet and threw him out of the Mashhad hospital to elicit the anger of many citizens when they comment on social media.

Sources inside the hospital said that "the patient was an addict and he inspected the hospital premises, after rejecting the decision of the hospitality doctors of the transfer to Kafr al-Zayat hospital, after a preliminary analysis, and discovered that he was infected with the disease. "

When patients in the hospital learned that this person had the disease, there was a state of panic among them.

For her part, Elizabeth Shaker, the incident, attributed this behavior to a lack of culture, noting that the disease was not transmitted by breathing.

In a statement to "Erm News", she explained that it was best to place the patient in a room intended to be transferred to the hospital for the treatment of these diseases, indicating that the Health Committee would discuss with the Ministry of Health to punish the author of this error.

Dr. Abdul Qader Kilani, undersecretary of the Gharbia Ministry of Health, said the doctors had advised him to go to the hospital for Kafr El-Zayat's fevers; Her family was advised to be transferred to hospital for fever to be treated.

Kilani confirmed in a press release that staff were right that they had forcibly transported him outside the hospital, explaining that a report had was amended and that the hospital security officer had asked what he was investigating.