This Kid Dies After A Nurse Asked Them To Fall In Line Despite Knowing That It’s An Emergency!

“Asan ang konsensya nyo? Ako ang naiyak at naawa ni hindi ko nga kaano ano. Porket wala sila pera at mahirap ganyanin nyo ?”

A netizen expressed her outrage over the medical staff’s “callousness” at the Casimiro A. Ynares Sr. Memorial Hospital in Rodriguez, Rizal

According to Mhindz Bacaling Projas, the staff asked the father and his dying child to wait for two to three hours in the emergency room. No assistance came even after Projas herself pleaded to the staff. The child died unattended.

Here’s the full story by Projas:

“Naawa po ako sa batang ito knina po ng madaling araw habang nakapila po ako, napansin ko po ang bata na iyak ng iyak.

Lumapit po ako tinanong ko ang magulang, ‘bakit d po nila naipasok sa emergency?’ Ang sabi po sa akin, galing na daw po sila dun. Pinalabas daw po ng nurse sabi pumila daw sila at hintayin na tawagin dahil wala ang doktor.

Hindi po ako mapakali at pumunta po ako ng emergency room para pa assist sila mag ama.

My God namn lupaypay na ang bata pinahintay nila ng 2-3hrs need ng bata ang oxygen and dextrose d man lang inasikaso tapos kung kelan patay n ang bata ska nila asikasuhin huli na ang lahat..

FYI Ynares hospital asan ang konsensya nyo??? Ako ang naiyak at naawa ni Hindi ko nga kaano ano porket wala sila pera at mahirap ganyanin nyo ????yan ba ang serbisyo nyo??? Namatay ang bata dahil sa kapabayaan nyo…

The incident angered other netizens. They cried injustice, saying it wouldn’t have happened if the father were rich. Some were even calling President Duterte to fire the hospital staff.

A Josephine Sirns wrote, “Kadalasan kasi pag wala kang pera d ka agad papansinin.”

Not everyone agrees in blaming the staff. A netizen Radian Allen Caragan called for coolheadedness in the wake of the tragedy.

“Di masisi mga health workers nito,” Caragan said. “Ang daming inaasikaso hindi lng isa, hindi maasess lahat.”

What about you? How could we prevent this tragedy from happening again? We’d love to hear your suggestions!