A series of mistreatments are accusing patients from the Center for Dialysis in Panguipulli, Los Ríos region, by the driver who takes them home.
Users of the Panguipulli Dialysis Center, Los Ríos region, denounced mistreatment by the driver who takes them to their homes. homes.
These are older adults, including some of them with degrees of blindness, who three times a week must travel from rural areas surrounding Coñaripe to receive treatment in the capital communal.
Due to the fatigue of the trip and the effects of the procedure, the group of users accuses that they must endure mistreatment from the driver.
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In addition to an unfriendly attitude, they accused that he recriminates them for the poor condition of the road to enter their houses; among other situations.
Anibal Lien, son of one of the affected women, assured that they met with councilors and representatives of the Panguipulli Municipal Health Corporation, which would subsidize the service, to demand the removal of the driver, which has not happened.
Radio Bío Bío contacted the communications area of the Municipality of Panguipulli to request a pronouncement regarding the complaint raised, however, they indicated that at least during this day it would be difficult for them to refer to the situation .
Although the Panguipulli Dialysis Center is private, it pays attention to people who are part of the public health system, many of them belonging to the many rural and foothill sectors of that commune.