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Heavy rainfall has caused severe waterlogging in parts of Ajmer, severely impacting daily life. At the JLN Hospital, the largest government hospital in the region, patients and their families were seen struggling through flooded corridors on stretchers and wheelchairs. Outside, commuters faced similar chaos as roads remained submerged, worsening this year’s monsoon woes.

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00:29I am right now inside the Jalen hospital, a prominent government hospital of Ajwair and
00:40this scenes that you can see these water logging inside the hospital premises tell a story
00:47in itself and every year this kind of scenes were visible and despite several complaints,
00:54several patients that are related lamenting the situation this kind of scenario continues
01:00to prevail out here because of the bad brain system.
01:03you have seen yourself here, patients here are.
01:06Tell us about the potentials here are some of the people who have come here.
01:10How many issues have been taken to face?
01:13The water has been taken.
01:15The water is taken up.
01:17The water is taken up, this is the concern.
01:19Does this matter every year this year?
01:22This year, it's more than a few bodies.
01:25This is the same.
01:27All the water is pure.
01:29And it's also the same situation.
01:30So, the hospital and the hospital?
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02:01You heard him say, he was speaking about the politicians from Ajmer, Vasudev Devnani and Anita Badel and clearly the limit has been that despite several complaints, these kind of scenarios and you can see the entire area out here, the stretch which is
02:31filled with water and the patients, their relatives who have to navigate through this area, find it extremely difficult and despite their own problems, their own malaise or disease to take care of, this kind of scenario really augments their problems, their troubles many times over.
02:49With camera person Manish Devankar Vadhavan, Inajmer for India.
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