Manipur: COVID-19 Suspect Gets Three Minutes To Bid Adieu To Her Father

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Anjali Hmangte came to Manipur’s Kangpokpi from a quarantine centre in Imphal only to have three minutes to bid goodbye to her father on Tuesday, June 2, after suffering from a prolonged illness.

Visuals show the 22-year-old girl, a coronavirus suspect, going near the coffin and peeping in. Her mother and her relatives, however, could not go and console her. She was whisked away by authorities as soon as the allotted three minutes were over.

@cheklaKANGPOKPI: Donning full PPEs, Anjali Hmangte (22) stepped down from the ambulance after the Doctor started the countdown of the ‘stipulated 3 Minutes’ time and approached the coffin lying on the porch of her house with the lifeless body of her father. pic.twitter.com/AXyF6cMzYW

— Leingakpa (@Leingakpa2) May 31, 2020

Anjali returned from Chennai in a Shramik train (Special trains run for migrant workers and their families) on May 25. She was then put under institutional quarantine as a co-passenger in the train had tested positive for COVID-19.

Anjali could attend her father’s funeral wearing a full personal protective equipment (PPE) kit, every being permitted by the authorities, reported NDTV. As of Thursday, June 4, there were 121 coronavirus cases in Manipur.

Also Read: COVID-19: Doctors At Victoria Hospital In Bengaluru Dance In PPEs To Keep Up Their Spirits

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