Andhra Woman Carried 11 km on Cot Due to Lack of Road Access

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A sick woman in Andhra Pradesh had to be transported 11 kilometres on a cot after an ambulance was unable to reach her village due to the absence of a proper road. The incident highlights a long-standing infrastructure problem that residents say has persisted for decades. Locals were forced to manually carry the ailing woman over the difficult terrain to access medical help. Villagers have renewed their demand for the government to sanction and construct a proper tar road to the area.

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