Madhepura. A strange act of Madhepura Sadar Hospital has come to light. Here the guard deployed for security is collecting blood samples of patients. Its picture is now going viral on social media. This is raising questions on the system of Sadar Hospital. Collecting samples of patients by security guards can also endanger the lives of patients. In this case, Civil Surgeon Dr. Mithilesh Thakur said that this is a serious matter in itself. The whole matter will be investigated. Action will be taken against the culprits.

Now the guard started collecting blood samples of patients

People say that this has not happened for the first time. The deployed guard has been seen working in the role of technician many times. While an MD level doctor and five technicians are appointed for the operation of the pathological lab. Whose job is to take blood and test it on the machine. But call it a fault of the system or the arbitrariness of the technician. People say that even after refusing many times, the said guard collects the sample. Let us tell you that there are 21 guards on outsourcing in Sadar Hospital. Who work at different places. Out of these, this guard is often put on duty in this blood collection center. Whose job is to control the crowd. But the said guard, while doing the security work, has now started collecting blood samples of the patient.
2500 to 2800 tests are done every month
It is being told that an average of 100 patients come for examination every day in the pathological lab located in Sadar Hospital. In which an average of 2500 to 2800 tests are done every month. That is, 100 in a day, 3000 in a whole month and an average of more than three thousand tests of 36 thousand 500 patients are done in the whole year. If the said guard has even 10 to 15 percent contribution in this number of patients and tests, then it is a joke with the system. People complain that the lab technician present there never behaves well towards the patients. If there is too much crowd then one gets scolded and rebuked. Not only this, who will be checked and who will not, depends on the person's wish.