BAREILLY: In a shocking incident, a nurse was caught on camera riding a scooter inside a government hospital in Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh.
The video, which has gone viral on social media, shows the nurse nonchalantly riding her white two-wheeler through the crowded OPD ward, leaving patients and their attendants stunned.
The footage captures the nurse, wearing sunglasses, as she navigates her scooter through the busy ward.
Onlookers appear baffled by the bizarre scene unfolding before them, as a hospital, a place meant for medical care, is transformed into a makeshift riding ground.
As the video spread rapidly across social media platforms, netizens expressed their disbelief and shock at the nurse's actions. Many questioned how such behavior could be tolerated within the premises of a hospital, where the focus should be on providing a safe and hygienic environment for patients.
The incident has raised concerns about the lack of proper oversight and discipline within the hospital's management.
One user wrote," Is there nobody to oversee the staff nonsense?." Another user wrote," Didi is on a different high!."
"Wah didi wah.....bas ye hi baki tha," another user commented. "Papa ki Pari ke baad pesh e khidmat hai mummy ki bmw......new product from fake feminism," wrote another user.
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