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Not sure if the title is really truthful, it sounds like the first day they went that was the reason (lack of Aadhaar ID) but they had it the subsequent days. T
by joshstrange 7y ago
Not sure if the title is really truthful, it sounds like the first day they went that was the reason (lack of Aadhaar ID) but they had it the subsequent days. The articles hints at that doctors don't like to administer the drug unless they have a 4-5 cases because the vials go bad but that seems like speculation on why it wasn't given not a confirmed reason.
- firasd 7y agoFair enough. The state of healthcare in that area for that demographic in general is to blame (not to mention specific neglect in this case.) But I think the fact that the first, front-line refusal was based on Aadhaar is relevant...