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Absence of public transport leaves dialysis, chemo patients in lurch

In the absence of public transport, patients and their relatives are struggling to reach hospitals, and are worried about the coming weeks

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Meenakshi Fernandes with daughter Rosemary

Meenakshi Fernandes with daughter Rosemary

The lockdown restrictions have especially affected those who need to visit hospitals frequently. Patients, who need dialysis or chemotherapy, are struggling to find transport for their sessions and are scared about the weeks to come.

It was a nightmare for Rosemary Fernandes, 25, to arrange transportation for her mother Meenakshi, 60, who needs dialysis thrice a week. "I have a bike but my mother cannot travel on a two-wheeler. Auto rickshaws aren't willing to go and only person is allowed in an auto. Neighbours refused to lend their cars," she said.

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