An Indian diaspora in Dubai was hospitalized 5 months ago due to a stroke. His business was completely ruined while undergoing treatment in a Dubai hospital, he had no money left to pay the hospital bills. In such a situation, the Dubai expatriate, who is about 30 years old Indian expatriate, Ramachandran Kotakkunnu, who runs about 30 business in Dubai, was pardoned and sent back home.
Been living in hospital for 5 months due to stroke. But now after 60 years of this commendable work of Ramachandran Kotakkunnu Hospital, he has returned to India with the support of the Indian Embassy. Ramachandran Kotakkunnu was in a wheelchair when he flew from Dubai. Ramachandran lived in the UAE for over 30 years and ran a successful business there. But at a loss they lost everything.
Ramachandran gave a statement to the media, according to which, after the business was over, he got a job in a shop at Dheera in Naif district for a salary of two and a half thousand dirhams. He continues to struggle as both his wife and daughter are ill. Kumar told the media, “His daughter has heart disease and his wife has cancer.
He told that he was living in the UAE for the treatment of his wife. ; But in the meantime he suffered a stroke. He remained in hospital for 5 months after stroke, where his bill reached 16 lakh dirhams. ” The consulate then gave him a flight ticket and a wheelchair to come to India.
According to the Indian embassy, Ramachandran was eventually brought back to his hometown in Kasargod district in Kerala due to the intervention of volunteers from the embassy and mission’s medical team. He is now admitted to a large hospital in Mangalore, Karnataka.
