Updated On: 24 April, 2020 07:03 AM IST | Mumbai | Anurag Kamble
A traffic cop who was running a fever and feeling breathless was allegedly rejected as they did not have beds; he was admitted after his son called his senior and asked him to intervene

Police from the traffic division have also been hard at work ensuring people follow the lockdown. File pic
After nine hours and being forced to go from one hospital to another, in all four, as they allegedly did not have a bed to admit him, a Kurla traffic division constable, who was running a fever and feeling breathless, was finally admitted on Wednesday. The 55-year-old was admitted to KEM Hospital after his son contacted his seniors, and his test results for COVID-19 are awaited, but the incident brings to light the negligence of hospital authorities.
Police said the constable had a fever since April 20. He went to a local doctor, who gave him medicines but advised him to visit a hospital if he didn't feel relief.