In an extraordinary and deeply unsettling turn of events, a video has surfaced from Ballari, Karnataka, revealing the resilience and quick thinking of doctors during a massive power outage at a local hospital.

As the lights went out, leaving the hospital plunged into darkness, the doctors found themselves in a race against time. Amid this unexpected crisis, they resorted to using the flashlight of a mobile phone to stitch up a patient's wound.

The scene, captured on video, shows the doctors working with remarkable precision and dedication despite the difficult circumstances. The phone's torchlight served as a temporary, but vital, source of illumination, allowing the medical team to continue their work without interruption.

The incident highlights not only the doctors' resourcefulness but also raises serious concerns about the infrastructure and preparedness of public healthcare facilities.

While the video has gone viral, sparking both admiration for the doctors' ingenuity and outrage over the state of the healthcare system, it serves as a powerful reminder of the challenges faced by hospitals in remote areas.

With power outages becoming increasingly common, many are questioning how such a critical issue can be addressed to ensure that patients continue to receive the care they deserve, even in the most trying of circumstances.

In a world where medical technology continues to advance, it’s shocking that basic infrastructure like electricity can still be a significant roadblock in delivering life-saving care. The video, though unsettling, has triggered important conversations around healthcare preparedness and the need for more reliable systems.