A video from Morena, Madhya Pradesh, has attracted attention on social media after two ambulances were reportedly seen carrying bags of onions instead of patients.
The video was reportedly recorded at a vegetable market in Porsa town on Saturday morning. In the video, two ambulances can be seen standing at the market with several sacks of onions inside. The onions were reportedly being unloaded at the market.
A local shopkeeper recorded the video, which later spread on social media.
Ambulances Used to Carry Onions?
According to reports, the two ambulances arrived at the market carrying onions from another place. The exact details of where the ambulances came from and where they were supposed to go are not yet clear.
The incident has raised questions because ambulances are meant to provide emergency transport to patients.
People on social media have also expressed concern, saying that patients sometimes have to wait for an ambulance during emergencies. Some users questioned why ambulances were allegedly being used to transport vegetables.
Health Department May Take Action
Morena CMHO Dr. Padmesh Upadhyay has said that the matter will be investigated. He also said that action will be taken if any wrongdoing is found.
At present, it is not clear who owns the two ambulances, who was operating them, or why onions were being transported in them.
What Happened to the Ambulances?
The viral video has created a lot of discussion online, but several important details are still unknown. Authorities are expected to investigate the matter and find out where the ambulances came from, why they were carrying onions and who was responsible.
The case is currently under investigation, and further details are awaited.
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