“I’m dying and nobody cares”: the drama of actor Mauricio Bastidas, who remains sick and sad in a Cali hospital

The Colombian actor, Mauricio Bastidas, assured through a story on Instagram that he is going through a terrible moment in the hospital where they treat him.

Bastidas, who survived a face wound in the middle of a robbery a few months ago, has now said on his social networks that he has a “Soaring fever” and inflamed lungs, so he can’t breathe well.

For this reason he was hospitalized in a clinic in Cali, Valle del Cauca, where they did several tests including that of Covid-19, but the results are not yet known.

At first in his publications he assured that it was an inconvenience that he could not have with him, but as the days went by he said that his health has deteriorated and that in the clinic they have not given him the results and he receives only attention. of nurses, but no doctors.

It is already 3 internal days. It seems the purpose of being here is to get even worse. They didn’t turn in the evidence, I have to know. Help me make noise. […] Only the nurses assist me, maybe kind, but kindness doesn’t give a damn because I’m dying and nobody cares.

Although the actor requested a visit to a doctor, he was told he had to wait for him to do the rounds. Likewise, he notified his EPS that he would take legal steps for his situation.

“I will no longer allow them to kill me like thatBastidas said in one of his stories.

It should be remembered that Mauricio Bastidas is recognized mainly for his participation in the RCN production ‘Tres milagros’ where he appears alongside singer Farina.

On August 4, the actor launched a campaign to raise money so he could be operated on reconstruction to recover from the robbery suffered in the city of Cali.

Bastidas was in a vehicle when he was approached by a man holding a weapon and prepared to take his cell phone away in the urban center of the capital of the Valley. At that moment the robbers shot him in the right cheek.

“There are people who criticize me for the campaign that Marcela launched, who told me ‘I don’t want to see you like that’. I’m not starving, but I don’t have the money to undergo surgery. I thank the people who are responding to his gesture. That indifference doesn’t kill us, that hatred and resentment don’t consume us. I’m fighting to keep going, a hug to everyone, “Bastidas said in a video.

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