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Indians are dying because they cannot get Life-Saving Surgeries in Time


Mumbai: India has a severe lack of surgical resources. Among first level referral hospitals across the country, 39% of primary health centres did not have an operating room, 19% of district hospitals did not have a surgeon, 83% did not have an anaesthetist and 91% did not have a blood storage facility, according to a paper on the state of healthcare in South Asia released by The BMJ on Wednesday (12 April).

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A study from 2015 showed that in India people living in remote areas were often late in accessing care for routine emergencies and after road traffic accidents, which led to a large number of preventable deaths.

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