New Delhi (Web Desk) Lockdown continues in India and around the world in view of the possible spread of the deadly Corona virus, which is spreading rapidly around the world. He was picked up for treatment in the southern Indian city of Chennai, from where he was able to return home in an ambulance after a continuous journey of about 60 hours.
To reach home from the Apollo Hospital in Chennai, he had to cover a distance of 2,700 km, which he covered in a 60-hour ambulance journey at a cost of 160,000 Indian rupees. Bahr-ul-Islam, who was traveling, said that his father suddenly fell ill on the 4th of last month, after which he took his father with his brother to a hospital in Chennai, a hospital for a patient suffering from heart and kidney ailments. As soon as he arrived, his condition worsened.
He said that on March 30, he was allowed to return home after recovering from his father's illness, but he faced severe difficulties due to the lockdown. With the help of friends, Bahr-e-Islam arranged an ambulance to take him home as soon as possible. He said that the ambulance received a fare of Rs. 160,000. Two drivers were assigned to operate the ambulance which was running for 23 consecutive hours. He said that he left the hospital on March 31 at 10 am and 2 Arrived home at 10 pm on April.
Regarding this unique journey, Bahr-ul-Islam said that this journey is an unforgettable journey of his life, but he is happy that he was able to reach home safely with the patient. He said that he went to eat. He stopped a few times on the way but he still continued his journey so fast that he could reach home as soon as possible.
Bahr-ul-Islam further said that he was stopped twice by the police during the journey but was allowed to continue the journey after showing papers and being informed of the situation. He said that on reaching his hometown we went to the nearest hospital where we all There was a check-up and both drivers, including me, were told to stay home for 14 days until April 16.
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