£350000 Owed To NHS BY Nigerian Woman

A hospital is chasing a £350,000 bill racked up by a Nigerian mother who flew to Britain to give birth to twins.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4123156/Health-tourist-s-350-000-bill-paid-NHS-crisis-case-mother-flew-Nigeria-birth-two-twins.html#ixzz4VuwppvOF
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Why the hell do we stand for this????

We have had private medical operations and have to give our CREDIT CARD PRIOR to receiving such, some will take cash but STILL insist on your CREDIT CARD PRIOR.

Forunuz must do the same for OUR NHS or get nowt.

Forun scroungers are depriving our own people, FACT

That's the one I posted about a few weeks ago, got on a plane while Pregnant, Husband is a Nigerian in a top Government job.

Bye the way,TWO twins would be four kids wouldn't it?

No wonder the nhs is struggling... too many foreigners taking the piss!

Thieves....and here's another one, though he is probably doing it all within the law.
What a pity he doesn't inject the same time and interest in the NHS.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/754602/Jeremy-Hunt-receive-17-million-from-education-Hotcourse-business-NHS-winter-crisis-May

Anyone who would put a price on health, deserves to have their's go downhill.

Original Quill wrote:Anyone who would put a price on health, deserves to have their's go downhill.

That's the good old U.S of A in the shite then.

Miffs2 wrote:

Original Quill wrote:Anyone who would put a price on health, deserves to have their's go downhill.

That's the good old U.S of A in the shite then.

I absolutely agree. The same country that will spend $116-million per copy (without engine) for a Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II, won't pay to treat a child with Cystic fibrosis. There should be a prison sentence for those responsible.

Health has a price... we in uk pay for our health service for us to use... not for foreigners to abuse.

Tommy Monk wrote:Health has a price... we in uk pay for our health service for us to use... not for foreigners to abuse.

It certainly isn't run efficiently, plus far to many are using it and the governments (whichever are in at any given time) have not invested enough over the last couple of decades to meet the growing demand...the opposite in fact, hospitals are closing.

I have never known A&E departments issue public warnings for people not to go for emergency treatment unless it's a life or death situation.....but that's what is happening now.

Too many people go to accident & emergency now for minor injuries and non emergency things.

Original Quill wrote:Anyone who would put a price on health, deserves to have their's go downhill.

Of course there's a price on health. That's why the British public pay national insurance, and some of them even pay prescription charges. You need to stop living in the clouds.

Raggamuffin wrote:

Original Quill wrote:Anyone who would put a price on health, deserves to have their's go downhill.

Of course there's a price on health. That's why the British public pay national insurance, and some of them even pay prescription charges. You need to stop living in the clouds.

Price is an advised term.  It means a value derived from a market distribution system.

The market should not be used for distribution of healthcare for the same reason that the market is not used for distribution of military defense...it's too important to be left to float upon indeterminate, free-floating forces, not to mention that capitalism can be rigged.  All nations have a socialized military...they should all likewise have socialized medicine.

The US puts so much into its military that resources back up, and have to be siphoned off to make room for newer developments and hardware.  In other words, we don't have the shelves to store the overages in inventory.  What a situation to be in!  If we cut the military budget in half we could afford an excellent healthcare system without regard for cost.