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How 70-yr old man died over lack of beds in 7 hospitals [Infographic]

Jonas NyaborbyJonas NyaborandEfo Kayleb
June 11, 2018
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A 70-year-old man, Prince Anthony Opoku Acheampong died over the weekend in what his family believes was an avoidable death.

The man spent almost two hours being transported from one hospital to the other by his family to seek urgent medical attention.

They covered about 50 kilometers traveling to seven major hospitals where doctors and nurses refused to attend to him because they said there were no beds.

His family is blaming the doctors for the death because they said not even a single doctor listened to their plea to at least offer him some care to sustain him.

The infographic below tracks the journey of how the family of the deceased sought emergency healthcare for him, only for him to end in the mortuary.

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By: Caleb Ahiataku/citinewsroom.com/Ghana

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