Mangaluru: Accident victim Ashwin D’Souza seeks help for medical treatment


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (SB)

Mangaluru, Jul 26: Ashwin D’Souza, a 20-year-old youth residing in Kokkada, had many dreams for his family. He wanted to get his elder sister married, provide good medical treatment for his father and build a house for his family. D’Souza was determined to make his dreams a reality through hard work. Unfortunately, luck was not in his favour.

Ashwin was travelling to work on his two-wheeler, when a pick-up van rammed into him, say eye witnesses. The impact of the accident was such that Ashwin was thrown on the road. Good Samaritans rushed him to K S Hegde hospital. He was admitted in ICU for 5 days and had to undergo various surgeries which cost his family more than Rs two lac. Ashwin has sustained serious injuries on his leg and back bone and needs more surgeries and treatment to lead a normal life. As per doctors, who are treating Ashwin, another Rs 3 lac is needed for further treatment.

Ashwin’s family already face many financial struggles. Now, they are unable to afford the hospital expenses. They are under immense pressure. If the required surgeries are not done, Ashwin may have to suffer for life.

While Ashwin’s friends are trying to collect money for his daily medical expenses, his parents are now appealing with people, as their generosity can bring a ray of hope in the life of Ashwin.

Felix D’Souza, father of Ashwin, suffers from serious health problems. He is not in the position to visit hospital or collect money for his son’s treatment. Mother Carmine Monteiro is a house wife, who has not recovered from the shock that her son has met with an accident. The family does not have other sources of income and is not in a position to provide the treatment as advised by the doctors.

The family members now helplessly watch in dismay as Ashwin’s health deteriorates with each passing day. They are now seeking financial help from willing donors to provide treatment for Ashwin. They hope his treatment continues and he can lead a normal life again.

Those who wish to donate and help Ashwin, may send their contributions to the following bank account details:

Karmeena Monteiro
A/C No: 1655101011275
Canara Bank- Nelyadi Branch
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Contact: 9481358971

  

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  • Pascal Monteiro, Paldane, Mangalore

    Thu, Aug 01 2019

    Get well soon. Transferred a token to account. God Bless you.

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  • Judith Lewis, Mumbai

    Fri, Aug 02 2019

    As of now, Ashwin has got sufficient funds for the treatment. His leg was septic again yesterday so they need to do grafting again. About kidney and other treatment doctors will give update later. This is as per conversation with his Ashwin's cousin, Prajwal Dsouza, who has requested to stop donations and those who wish to donate can donate to other needy persons.

    Thanks to daijiworld for the uploading the appeal and all generours donors and prayer warriors. Continue praying...

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  • Sanjeev Kamath, Udupi / Seattle

    Thu, Aug 01 2019

    Hon. Jossey Saldanha and HH David Pais are missing in these columns.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangaluru

    Tue, Jul 30 2019

    Better to approach the government to get reasonable support to the accident victim.

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  • Prakash Mascarenhas, Uppinangady / Dubai

    Wed, Jul 31 2019

    Dear Vincent
    Thank you very much for your valuable comments / suggestion.
    Would be grateful if you guide us more how to proceed on this, you can also connect with Ashwin’s parents directly or parish priests of Kokkada church, based on your guidance we will try proceed further.
    The information I have at this moment is one of his kidney is not functioning.
    Your help and support will sure benefit the patient and his family.
    Thank you and God Bless you & family

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  • mabel andrade, UDUPI/KUWAIT

    Mon, Jul 29 2019

    Sad to hear the accident of Ashwin Dsouza.
    Pls accept my small contribution which I will send today .Hope good samaritines will help Ashwin what ever possible way phul na thar phulanchi palki for his further medical expences. Get well soon Ashwin.

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  • Rakesh, Udupi

    Sat, Jul 27 2019

    Please give your small contribution to the needy family. God will bless you 1000 times. We don't know what will happen in our future. Please don't give advice to the greiven family

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  • Prakash Mascarenhas, Uppinangaday / Dubai

    Sat, Jul 27 2019

    Dear Walter Nandalike & Daijiworld team members
    I take this opportunity to thank you all for publishing this article seeking financial help to Ashwin D'Souza.
    Recently heard from my friends that, Ashwin's sister is unable to continue her studies & planning to take up a job to support the family.
    Requesting all readers to support this family in whatever possible way.
    Once again my sincere thanks to Daijiworld team for their sincere service

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  • Gabriel Lewis, Brahmavar

    Sat, Jul 27 2019

    I have sent a small amount.
    Kindly receive.

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  • Chetan, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 26 2019

    2 wheeler riders should ride responsibly on the roads, especially young riders. With many people depending on them for their livelihood one has to be all the more careful on the roads.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, Jul 26 2019

    Chetan mangalore,your good words dont help him now.He is in need of help.He was thrown away by pick up.not his own fault.When all vehicle riders are not riding as it should be.Sadly it always hits the wrong person means who ride as it should be.How many people are riding as per rules?How many are wearing helmets?etc etc.Lets not advice at a time where one person is not able to walk or need of help.It is then a mokery.

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  • Sanjy, Manganooru

    Fri, Jul 26 2019

    That goods driver must be made to pay... Confiscate his vehicle and sell it..

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  • RkR, Mangalore / Dubai

    Fri, Jul 26 2019

    Sanjy, Manganooru@ Not an easy task bro.
    He needs to file/ register a case in MACT - Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal
    Place : depends on where the accident took place
    Needs to provide documents of his vehicle, driving license FIR copy , medical bills
    FIR copy you can find the owners address- pickup van
    Respondents he’ll have to include the insurance company of the pickup van
    After recovery find a good lawyer for the same surely he can claim much more as per rules - process will take min 2 years
    Get well soon Ashwin

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  • SAMAD, MANGALORE

    Fri, Jul 26 2019

    Rightly agree with you RkR

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  • Anil, Mp

    Fri, Jul 26 2019

    @ SANJAY...

    IF U CAN HELP MEANS KINDLY HELP......
    DONT GIVE LECTURE ON WHAT TO DO.... WHAT U SAID, THEIR FAMILY PERSONS CANT RUN BEHIND IT... IF U CAN MEANS VISIT THETE AND START THE PROCEDURE...


    IF A PETSON IS SUFFERING FROM MALARIA MEANS.... FIRST STEP IS TO GET THAT PERSON ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL FOR TREATMENT.... NOT TO SEARCH THAT MOSQUITO WHICH CAUSED MALARIA...

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  • Wilson, Kinnigoli

    Fri, Jul 26 2019

    I was thinking the same. How about the insurance? They collect premium & should cover the cost of medical expenses.

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