Archive · 26 Aug 2026
Father Carries Fever-Stricken Son Five Kilometres to Hospital
A boy named Yashwanth became sick with a fever.
His village does not have a proper road.
Because of this, his father could not easily take him to the hospital.
The father carried the boy on his shoulders.
They walked nearly five kilometres to Kuneru Hospital.
The boy needed treatment for his fever.
Villagers want officials to build a road.
They hope this incident brings attention to their problem.
A father carried his feverish son nearly five kilometres to reach Kuneru Hospital.
The boy, Yashwanth, is from Rebba-Vanadha village in Komarada mandal.
The journey was necessary because the village lacks proper road connectivity.
The child was taken to the hospital for fever treatment.
Villagers hope the incident will lead officials to construct a proper road.
- Who
- Yashwanth and his father; villagers also called for improved connectivity.
- What
- A father carried his sick son nearly five kilometres to a hospital.
- Where
- From Rebba-Vanadha village in Komarada mandal to Kuneru Hospital, in Parvathipuram Manyam district.
- Why
- The boy had a fever, and the village lacks proper road connectivity.
- Child
- Yashwanth
- Illness
- Fever
- Distance walked
- Nearly 5 kilometres
- Hospital
- Kuneru Hospital
- Village
- Rebba-Vanadha
- District
- Parvathipuram Manyam
- Main issue
- Lack of proper road connectivity