A tragic incident at the Northern Regional Hospital (NRH) in Orange Walk has left a family devastated and demanding answers. Eusebio Espinoza Senior, a 92-year-old man, passed away while waiting for medical attention on Saturday afternoon. His son, Eusebio Espinoza Junior, rushed him to the hospital after he began experiencing severe pain. Despite repeated pleas for urgent care, the elderly man reportedly waited for over an hour in the triage area. According to Espinoza Junior, his father’s condition deteriorated rapidly, and by the time medical staff responded, it was too late. Health Minister Kevin Bernard has called for a full investigation into the incident, warning that any medical professional found negligent will face consequences. The grieving son’s account has sparked public outrage and calls for accountability, highlighting systemic issues in emergency healthcare. Espinoza Junior recounted the harrowing experience, stating that despite multiple attempts to seek help, his father was left unattended until he stopped breathing. The incident has raised serious concerns about hospital protocols and patient care standards.