
According to OTV, a woman named Nilendri Hati from Ghunes village in the Turekela block of Odisha's Bolangir district is seeking urgent medical assistance after being bedridden for the past year. Hati, who was previously the primary breadwinner for her family through agricultural labor, reportedly suffered a severe back injury following a fall in a field approximately one year ago. The injury has left her unable to stand or walk, significantly impacting her quality of life and her family's financial stability.
Her family reports that they have sought medical consultations at various facilities across Bolangir, Kantabanji, and Raipur in an effort to restore her mobility. Despite these attempts, her condition has remained unchanged, and the family is now struggling to afford the ongoing costs of treatment and care. The family has also alleged that they were misled by a middleman during their search for medical help, further complicating their efforts to secure appropriate care.
As the family continues to face these mounting challenges, the case highlights the difficulties faced by rural residents in accessing specialized medical treatment for long-term injuries. Local authorities and community members have been made aware of the situation as the family continues to appeal for support to ensure Hati receives the necessary medical intervention to regain her mobility.
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Original report: OTV