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Egypt - 6 hours in a private Cairo hospital - crowding, no rooms, long waits

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
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Salma Shehata writes: six hours in a private hospital
Tuesday, May 20th, 2014 - 08:05
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I was sitting yesterday on one of the chairs in the parlor in a private hospital of the most expensive hospitals Cairo, and around me, many rooms, including a room for the treatment of kidney, and room for the treatment of gastrointestinal tract, and room for the treatment of heart and many of the other rooms, it was in front of me lady standing at the window management quarreling with employee , for not performed its job well, and not doing the work as requested, including this lady, and it was a right-wing 3 young girls crying crying hot, and when I followed the situation, I knew that they cry to their father's patient who can not see him in this position is painful and it was on my left lady scream screaming violently in the face of one of the nurses, because they have been waiting for more than three hours, she and her mother, the elderly because they want to enter the room rays to rays of her mother, the sick, and the room was endoscopes stands at the door, dozens of people, all of them waiting for more than two hours to carry out a telescope to withdraw a sample of the affected part of the body for analysis, and I knew some people in the hospital that many of the patients they want to rooms, but they did not find rooms

Each room is busy, and there was a hustle severe on the elevators and all patients waiting for minutes, to be able to enter the elevator,

all about an hour watching a man or a woman scream in the face of a nurse, for not performed the required service, and you're all I wanted to speak to my mobile phone I can not find coverage of the telephone network, I do not believe even now that all of what I saw happened in a private hospital, and the most expensive hospitals and ask myself if All this happens in the private hospitals, then what happens in government hospitals

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