Archive · 23 Sep 2025
Villagers Carry Sick Patient Due to Damaged Roads in Madhya Pradesh
Imagine the roads in your town were so broken that cars couldn't drive on them.
That's what happened in a village in Madhya Pradesh.
Because the roads were ruined after pipes were put in, villagers had to carry a sick person on a bed, called a cot, to get them to a doctor.
This shows how important it is to have good roads so people can get help when they need it.
The villagers are frustrated because the roads are in very bad shape and make it hard for them to get around.
A video went viral showing villagers carrying a sick person on a cot.
The incident occurred in Dullhadev village near Sarbai, Chhatarpur district, Madhya Pradesh.
Roads became damaged after the laying of supply pipes.
Villagers are forced to carry the sick on cots because vehicles can't use the roads.
The video highlights the difficulties caused by damaged infrastructure.
- Who
- Villagers and a sick person
- What
- Carrying a sick person on a cot due to damaged roads.
- When
- September 2025 (based on the tweet timestamp)
- Where
- Dullhadev village near Sarbai, Chhatarpur district, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- Roads damaged by pipeline installation made it impossible for vehicles to pass.
- Location
- Dullhadev village, Chhatarpur district, Madhya Pradesh
- Reason
- Unavailability of proper roads
- Action
- Villagers carried a sick person on a cot
- Cause of Road Damage
- Pipes laid for supply