In an operating room of an ISSSTE Hospital Clinic in Santa Rosalía, a town in Baja California Sur, a rat was captured on video, which went viral and earned a series of criticisms and comments on social networks.
The video was shared on the internet and was replicated by thousands of users and only in seconds it is clearly seen how the animal hides between the wheels of the hospital operating room furniture.
From La Verdad Noticias, we announce that the ISSSTE delegation in Baja California Sur confirmed that the images are from the aforementioned facilities, and they assured that they took the corresponding measures.
Rat in IMSS operating room
The video shows a rat in the ISSSTE operating room
Given the facts that were captured on video, the authorities, apart from guaranteeing that they will take the pertinent measures, justified the facts with the fact that the facilities are in an area with deficiencies in basic services and open records.
“The existence of vulnerabilities of the Clínica Hospital is noted, based on its geographical location and an infrastructure that exceeds 30 years, and being in an urban area with deficiencies in basic services, open records, partial lack of paving and areas with storage of waste”.
They also said that “deals” will be carried out with the local authorities to make improvements in terms of the health of the place.
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Government reaction to rat in operating room
The rat did not go unnoticed even by the state government
The governor of the state of Baja California Sur, Víctor Castro Cosío, reported that the infrastructure of the ISSSTE Hospital Clinic in Santa Rosalía is in terrible condition and indicated that ISSSTE has a “black balance.”
He also said in view of the reaction and social commotion, that they are looking for land to build another clinic and that there is a delay in infrastructure in that region north of Baja California Sur, and they also indicated that they will insist on correcting it.
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