New Delhi: After a video emerged from Madhya Pradesh’s Vidisha, showing a dead body falling off a running ambulance, it has been alleged that the family of the deceased had not been informed of the death at all.The viral video shows an ambulance leaving Atal Bihari Vajpayee Vidisha District Hospital with the dead bodies of those who succumbed to COVID-19, according to NDTV.Just as the vehicle passes through the main gates and takes a turn, a dead body wrapped in white sheets falls off the vehicle with a thud on the road. A number of bystanders rush towards the scene as the driver stops the vehicle. A man clad in PPE, handling bodies in the carriage, looks through a broken windshield.Several feared dead…In Vidisha Atal bihari vajpayee hospital…As the driver panicked dead body fell from ambulances. Daily 20 to 25 people are dying in #Vidisha #Shocking #MadhyaPradesh #CoronavirusPandemic pic.twitter.com/9pTV7XaK6B— Aditya Bidwai (@AdityaBidwai) April 23, 2021It was later alleged that hospital staff were taking away the dead body of the person in question without informing his family and relatives. A number of families whose loved ones have succumbed to COVID-19 while treatment at the hospital have alleged that they were not handed the bodies of their family members.Vidisha is represented by chief minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan in the state assembly.The state of Madhya Pradesh reported 12,384 COVID-19 cases and 75 deaths in the past 24 hours. The state’s total caseload is now over 4.59 lakh with many of its districts reportedly facing an acute shortage of oxygen, resulting in many deaths.The state’s oxygen requirement has gone up to 400 tonnes daily as cases have been rising steadily in the second wave of the pandemic. The state administration is predicting that its active caseload will go up to 1 lakh by the end of April and correspondingly its oxygen requirement to 500 tonnes per day.