Consignment of death caught in Hyderabad, 1000 liters of goat’s blood and human life has no value?

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News India Live, Digital Desk: In today’s times, we hear stories of adulteration every day – sometimes water in milk, sometimes garbage in spices. But can anyone stoop so low as to transfuse animal blood into the veins of a patient who is hanging between life and death? The latest news from Hyderabad has stunned the medical system and common people of the entire country.

1000 liters of ‘stuff of death’ caught
Hyderabad Police and Administration had received secret information, after which what came to light in the raid was soul-shattering. close to 1000 liters sheep and goat blood Found packed in medical grade ‘blood bags’. The surprising thing is that these bags were prepared in exactly the same way as human blood is kept in hospitals and blood banks.

How was this scary game going on?
Preliminary investigation has revealed that this gang used to collect animal blood from slaughterhouses at throwaway prices. Then there were preparations to sell it at high prices by processing it or directly by applying fake labeling of human blood group. The investigation into which hospitals or labs this blood was going to go to is now going on a war footing.

How dangerous is this?
Even a common man can understand what would be the consequences if the blood of another animal is transfused into a person’s body. According to doctors, it is not just a matter of infection, but it also causes immediate ‘Anaphylactic Shock’ It is possible that the patient may die within minutes. This is a direct attempt to commit murder.

How do we stay safe?
This news forces us to think, whom should we trust? Here are some things you should always keep in mind:

  1. Authorized Blood Banks: Always collect blood from government recognized or in-house blood banks of big hospitals.
  2. Don’t fall for cheap: If someone from outside silently talks about arranging blood, then immediately become alert.
  3. Check QR Code and Seal: Now many states have tracking systems on blood bags, be sure to ask your doctor about them.