Indian father drives son's body 90km home on motorbike

According to the "Times of India" report on April 26, on the evening of the 25th local time, a 10-year-old boy Jesawa died in a public hospital. The boy's father was sadly waiting for the hospital ambulance and wanted to bring his son's body back to the village. Cremation, but the ambulance was slow to pick up his son's body.
The father then found a private ambulance parked in the public hospital, but the latter demanded that he pay 10,000 rupees, the report said. The report said the father, an orchard farm worker, could not afford such a high rent, so he begged them to lower the cost, but he was unmoved. Later, an ambulance outside the hospital claimed to be able to take them back to the village for free, but was driven away by a private ambulance operator stationed at the hospital.
The report said that because he couldn't pay the fee, Jesawa's father had no choice but to carry his son's body on a motorcycle and drive 90 kilometers home.