What Shocked A German Man At Gujarat Hospital - Viral Video

Free medicine, vaccination, treatment or even a visit or consultancy– is not a thing in most foreign nations. With that said, it makes sense why this German tourist visiting India was left shocked and impressed after he was able to get a rabies vaccination for free at a government hospital! Taking to social media, the man recalled the entire incident. As per the video, he accidentally got bitten by a stray dog the other night. However, to his surprise, when he visited a public hospital in Surat, Gujarat, he got the vaccination free of cost.The man, hailing the Indian healthcare system, stated that he still has to get 4 more rabies shots. The man also appreciated the hygiene maintained in the hospital, and claimed that the same treatment would

not have been possible in a foreign country. “I was surprised. I got the treatment for free. I was really surprised by how quick and clean the service was,” the man said.The post was quick to go viral, drawing all kinds of reactions. Most agreed with the man, while others appreciated the country's healthcare.Times Now could not confirm the details of the post.Check out the viral post:“Got bitten by a dog last night, and surprisingly got the Rabies vaccine for free here at a Govt. hospital in Vesu Surat , India,” the post read. The post was shared on Instagram by the handle ‘Indo-German Vibes’. It was shared a day ago and pulled more than 25K views from people.

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Internet’s reactions: “In India, if you are bitten or scratched by a cat, dog or monkey, always go to the Government hospital,” a user said. “Everyone gets free treatment for rabies and emergency medical treatment,” added another.ALSO READ: ‘Bond Beyond Species’: Man's Unusual ‘Friendship’ With Monkey In Cambodia Wins Hearts | WATCH “Bro complete the entire prescribed vaccination dose ..otherwise it's as good as not having vaccines.. many Indians die because of this,” advised the next person. “Take care brother.. get well soon,” added another person. “USA me to 5 sal ki savings khud jati (In the US, they would have caused savings of up to 5 years),” commented the next person. “The Indian healthcare system has its own problems but comparatively, it’s really good,” added another.