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Nurses Broke Their Piggy Banks, the Deputy Superintendent Collected Blood and Plasma, and Provided Medicines: and Then 11-Year-Old Anita Found a New Life at Sadar Hospital.
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A laborer's daughter was battling PF malaria, jaundice, and a blood infection, but she had no money for treatment. "A doctor's job isn't just to write a prescription, but to save lives at all costs"—the medical team at Ranchi Sadar Hospital proved this statement true. Katrina Hansa, a resident of Kudumkonch village in Tamar and currently working as a laborer in Loadih, arrived at Sadar Hospital in a distraught state on the morning of October 17t…
·Bhopal, India
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