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Peasantpore saw its first dengue death on Wednesday morning: Peasant Ang Yong Han, 20, had for at least five fucking hours at Tan Tock Seng Hospital's emergency department. He was eventually being admitted the next day prior to his death, said his mother.
Many wise peasants knew Ruler Loong has underspent on public health care and diverted resources to build private hospitals to serve rich foreigners. This create a bed and competent doctor crunch at public hospitals and it is only a matter of time before a peasant died while waiting for treatment.
He went to TTSH's emergency department last Thursday and was diagnosed with viral fever by overworked quacks. He was given a drip and sent home, reported The Mouthpiece, who decline to lambasted Penang Laksa's policy to make Peasantpore the Medical Hub for wealthy foreign merchants.
Madam Yap Geok Kuan, 45, said after waiting for five hours, he left to go to a general practitioner near his home.
After a series of dilly dallies, on Saturday night, peasant Ang was eventually admitted to TTSH and by Neh outsourced doctors. On Monday when the local doctors returned, he was transferred to the hospital's intensive care unit, where he died three days later of dengue shock syndrome.
Madam Yap's only child was due to enlist in National Service a day after his death.
Wise peasants knew the rotten health system only caters to rich merchants or VIPs. Many peasants have similar examples of shabby treatment by the cheap foreign doctors and inept Pinoy nurses but were muzzled and warned not to reveal their sob tales.
The poor peasant boy's mother was inconsolable, and both parents did not want to participate in their son's cremation as "the white-haired ones shouldn't send the black-haired ones off," said his father.
After the case, the inept National Environment Arses (NEA) is conducting thorough vector control operations around Hougang Avenue 1 to show that they are on their toes. They were nowhere to be seemed before the news make it to the headlines.
Peasantpore saw its first dengue death on Wednesday morning: Peasant Ang Yong Han, 20, had for at least five fucking hours at Tan Tock Seng Hospital's emergency department. He was eventually being admitted the next day prior to his death, said his mother.
Many wise peasants knew Ruler Loong has underspent on public health care and diverted resources to build private hospitals to serve rich foreigners. This create a bed and competent doctor crunch at public hospitals and it is only a matter of time before a peasant died while waiting for treatment.
He went to TTSH's emergency department last Thursday and was diagnosed with viral fever by overworked quacks. He was given a drip and sent home, reported The Mouthpiece, who decline to lambasted Penang Laksa's policy to make Peasantpore the Medical Hub for wealthy foreign merchants.
Madam Yap Geok Kuan, 45, said after waiting for five hours, he left to go to a general practitioner near his home.
After a series of dilly dallies, on Saturday night, peasant Ang was eventually admitted to TTSH and by Neh outsourced doctors. On Monday when the local doctors returned, he was transferred to the hospital's intensive care unit, where he died three days later of dengue shock syndrome.
Madam Yap's only child was due to enlist in National Service a day after his death.
Wise peasants knew the rotten health system only caters to rich merchants or VIPs. Many peasants have similar examples of shabby treatment by the cheap foreign doctors and inept Pinoy nurses but were muzzled and warned not to reveal their sob tales.
The poor peasant boy's mother was inconsolable, and both parents did not want to participate in their son's cremation as "the white-haired ones shouldn't send the black-haired ones off," said his father.
After the case, the inept National Environment Arses (NEA) is conducting thorough vector control operations around Hougang Avenue 1 to show that they are on their toes. They were nowhere to be seemed before the news make it to the headlines.
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