Campaign for sterilization in India kills eight women

Eight women died and about sixty quoted Other many of them to the hospital in critical condition in central India during an intensive program of mass sterilization announced by the government and turned into a disaster. And declared the state of Chhattisgarh authorities Tuesday that about sixty women suffer from complications following a surgical procedure that this was organized and 24 of them are in serious condition campaign. Bora said Sunmana official in the state government told AFP that "the testimonies indicate a drop in pressure, vomiting and other symptoms, which doubled Monday with these women who have undergone surgery as part of a family planning program." "The eight women died since Monday and 64 other women were transferred to the hospital." The state government has begun an investigation while Bilaspur residents took to the street to express their anger and punish doctors. And organize sterilization operations regularly in various Indian states in the framework of a national program to grant 1400 rupees (20 euros) to women volunteers. Some governments and offers rewards to families that accept succumbing to offer electric cars or tools or other her. And non-governmental organizations critical of the numerical goals to determine the level of some of the States which leads to force some women to undergo sterilization in poor sanitary conditions in most cases. And exposed the state of West Bengal, eastern India, authorities last year was heavily criticized after the broadcast images of women left Vakedat awareness in the field after a mass sterilization process in a hospital does not have the ability to receive a large number of patients. According to the Indian Express newspaper that the surgeons and one assistant held a surgery for all women during five hours. He said the main responsible for the health sector in Bilaspur district R Ki Chang told the newspaper "did not get negligence. His doctor that experience," stressing that he will be investigating the incident. Chief doctor said in the main hospital in Bilaspur, which received a number of victims that he could not explain what happened. Ramenich Murti said on Monday evening, told reporters, "It would be premature to speculate on the reasons of this tragedy. We give priority to the treatment of these women who were transferred to the hospital after a drop in blood pressure." He added, "we will have a clarification when the autopsy ends." The organization Human Rights Watch has called in a report in 2012 on the government to establish an independent alarm system about the information related to the operations of compulsory sterilization and health centers in poor conditions. The government also recommended to secure qualification for the best staff in charge of providing advice to men on how to prevent pregnancy, which did not follow the recommendations are broad. Family planning program in India and is focused on women, while experts say that male sterilization socially unacceptable. According to official figures dating back to 2008 that about one-third of the population who had taken refuge in the family planning program (54 percent of the population) are choosing sterilization of women. India is about 1.25 billion people, a candidate to become the country because the biggest number in the population within twenty years.