'Can't Breathe Anymore,' Hyderabad Covid Patient's Last Message To His Father As He Gasped For Oxygen

A 35-year-old man named Ravi Kumar can be seen speaking out against the negligence of of the medical staff in providing ventilator support to him when he needed it the most. He allegedly died after his oxygen supply was cut-off.

screenshot of Ravi Kumar from the video message on social media.

New Delhi: A disturbing video of a Covid-19 patient, speaking his last words, after his oxygen supply was allegedly  cut off, has surfaced on social media. The patient reportedly died after indicating that the oxygen supply to him was cut off despite his requests. The video has a 35-year-old Covid-19 patient bidding good-bye to his family, from a government hospital bed in Hyderabad. The patient Ravi Kumar can be seen speaking out against the negligence of of the medical staff in providing ventilator support to him when he needed it the most. The video has led to social media outrage as it attracted public attention towards plight of patients in government hospitals "I am not able to breathe, I pleaded but they did not continue oxygen for the last three hours. I am not able to breathe anymore daddy, it's like my heart has stopped, Bye daddy. Bye to all, daddy," these were apparently the final words of the man, who spoke in his local dialect, and shared on social media. Several reports have claimed that the man had been admitted to government Chest hospital, after several private hospitals refused to admit him. His ventilator support was allegedly taken off in the hospital, after which he recorded the video message. The victim’s family shared the video message for the public to know of the negligence. Reports have it that Ravi’s covid-19 report, which testes positive, was given to family a day after his death, when 30 of his family members performed the final rites, thus making all of them vulnerable to the virus. Ravi’s father has alleged that the test was done on June 24 and Ravi died on June 26, while the report was given to them on June 27. Also Watch:  America's Covid tally crosses 26 lakh mark; over 1,28,000 deaths reported