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Man arrives in Mumbai for chemotherapy, denied entry in building

The society denied saying that the matter was related to the coronavirus and claimed the owner had not informed the committee about their arrival

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The Bombay Sarvodaya Friendship Centre, an NGO, owns a flat in Shree Sainath Estate, Mulund (West).

The Bombay Sarvodaya Friendship Centre, an NGO, owns a flat in Shree Sainath Estate, Mulund (West).

Amid the Coronavirus outbreak, a Mulund housing society refused to allow a 74-year-old cancer patient, who had come from North East, to enter their building premises. The man had come with his daughter to undergo the second cycle of chemotherapy at a Mumbai hospital.

However, a committee member clarified that the matter is not related to coronavirus. He said they were not allowed to stay as the NGO, who owns the flat, had not informed the committee. The man was then taken to Arunachal Bhavan in Navi Mumbai, where he was provided accommodation.

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