In Great Britain, a Latvian citizen died in the waiting room of a hospital after waiting in line to see a doctor for several hours

A Latvian citizen who did not wait for her turn to see a doctor died in a hospital in Great Britain, writes The Guardian.

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In the late evening of January 19, 39-year-old Latvian citizen Inga Rublīte was admitted to the emergency department of Nottingham Hospital. She complained of severe headache, dizziness, high blood pressure and vomiting.

However, the doctors refused to see him right away, citing the long line of patients.

When after seven hours, at approximately At 5.30, her name was called, she didn’t respond, and the staff checked her out, thinking she was tired of waiting and had gone home.

However, more than an hour later, she was found unconscious in the hospital waiting room, sitting covered with her coat, the publication reports.

The woman was rushed to the intensive care unit, but it was already too late – she had started bleeding in the brain and bleeding profusely. In this situation, surgery was no longer possible.

He was pronounced dead two days later, on January 22, when life support was turned off.

“That’s the official date of death, but I think she basically died in that waiting room,” said Inese Briede, Rublīte’s twin sister.

“No one did anything to her. And when they found him, it was too late.”

“She [Inga] there [Apvienotajā Karalistē] lived 20 years, paid all taxes, worked hard and paid everything on time. The only time in all these years she went to the hospital for help, no one looked at her. I can’t describe what it feels like not to get help where it should be,” the deceased sister Inese shared her emotions.

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