Hello, Pa Nderry,
MORE REVELATIONS ON YANKBUBA'S CORRUPTION SCAM!!!?
What I wrote regarding people coming to the US to have children / how
the Medicaid health-care system works in dealing with non-US citizens, was
not meant to be a "revelation" on Yankuba Touray. And I just want to make
that clear.
What I stated was that it's possible that someone who is not a US
citizen, could potentially get "emergency Medicaid" services to cover
something such as the birth of a child, or other such deemed "emergency
treatment". I do not know if this is going on in the case of Yankuba
Touray's wife. It is possible that she is, or Yankuba Touray, is, indeed
paying his wife's medical bills, especially since neither prenatal, nor
post-partum medical care would be provided to a pregnant woman, only
covering of the actual birth and immediate aftermath itself. And whether or
not Yankuba Touray's wife is receiving any kind of "emergency Medicaid"
would fall under the HIPAA laws, which deal with confidentiality and privacy
anyway, so the only people who would know this for sure would be her and
anyone intimately involved with her case, which, of course, I would not fall
into that category.
Thus, I want to be very clear, in that I'm only giving *general
information* regarding what I know of the Medicaid program in the US.
What I said should not be construed as "revelations" against Yankuba
Touray, as your title in the response to your original article seems to
imply. I just wanted to make this clear and get that out there.
----- Original Message -----
From: "panderry mbai" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 5:17 AM
Subject: Re: A SAD CASE FOR A CORRUPT GAMBIAN MINISTER-YANKUBA TOURAY TRYING
TO BEAT THE SYSTEM!!!
> Re:A SAD CASE FOR A CORRUPT GAMBIAN
> MINISTER-YANKUBA TOURAY TRYING TO BEAT THE SYSTEM!!!
> Following our investigative piece on Yankuba Touray's fraudulent
> activities in an attempt to beat the US Health Care delivery system by
> sending his wife to deliver here, reactions are pouring at the Gambia L
> mailing list, following this latest corruption scandal involving a Gambian
> Minister. The Freedom Newspaper publications are usually forwarded to The
> Gambia L and The Gambia Post mailing lists in a bid to reach a wider
> audience. Below are reactions to our story, which was forwarded to The
> Gambia L. Please read on..
>
> MORE REVELATIONS ON YANKBUBA'S CORRUPTION SCAM!!!
> Ousman Ceesay
> I think what is happening in most of these cases is that the American tax
> payer end up footing the medical bill. Yankuba and his like are exploiting
> the law requiring hospitals in the United States to provide emergency
> treatment to anyone with or without medical insurance. They send their
> spouses in and have them stay with relatives until their due date. They
> are then rushed to hospital. The baby is delivered and mission
> accomplished as far as they are concerned. With no verifiable
> identification, the hospitals end up billing medicaid for their services
> and mr and mrs taxpayer end up paying to have yankuba's child become a US
> citizen.
>
> I am not disputing the allegations made in this story whatsoever. But the
> vast majority of officials who send their spouses to US for delivery are
> nothing but medicaid frauds.
>
> Ginny Quick
> Hello, Ousman,
> I'd wondered about that myself. The Medicaid program has something
> called" emergency medicaid" whereby a non-US citizen can receive treatment
> for an emergency, although only treatment for the injury, or birth of a
> child, in this case, is received, no Postpartum coverage or anything like
> that is received.
> For example, if a woman, who is not a US citizen, goes into the hospital
> for the birth of her child, she can be approved for emergency Medicaid
> where the birth of the child is covered, but nothing else. Thus, she, know
> her husband, would be responsible for the bill.
> As you said, though, we can't say for sure if this is what's going on
> here, but this is something to keep in mind. Someone is paying the bill,
> whether it's the Gambian taxpayer, or the American ones.
> Also, all a woman needs to do this, is have a verifiable address in the
> US, and this could be accomplished by staying with relatives.
> Now, I know here in Tennessee, starting in July, people receiving
> TennCare / Medicaid will have to provide proof of citizenship, i.e.,
> through birth certificates or passports, but I'm not sure if this would
> apply to the emergency Medicaid or not.
> Ginny
> Editor's note:
> Following our story this editor received phone calls from some Gambians,
> who expressed concern over the implications of running such a piece. That
> the piece might caused more harm than good to our country. That it might
> spoil the chances of others who might want to come to the US to deliver.
> Well this editor carefully listened to the callers, before he explained
> his side of the story. The editor told the callers in no uncertain terms
> that the piece was not malicious at all and was geared for the common
> good. He told the callers that The Gambia is bigger than Yankuba Touray
> and therefore the interest of the state overrides the interest of an
> individual.
> That this paper never regretted one moment for exposing corrupt Yankuba
> Touray and cares less about how some self-centered people will view our
> report. The editor also told the callers that The Gambia is denied
> development because of this culture of "Masala" and silence syndrome. He
> challenged the callers to join the Freedom Newspaper, in exposing the
> corrupt leadership back home.
> That the likes of Yanks are denying development to our country. This
> paper owes no obligation to anybody and will not condone dictation. The
> Freedom Newspaper according to the editor will further dig into Yank's
> fraudulent activities. He assured the paper's readers about Freedom
> Newspaper's commitment to expose graft in all its form.
>
> Posted on Monday, May 01, 2006 (Archive on Tuesday, May 30, 2006)
> Posted by PANDERRYMBAI Contributed by PANDERRYMBAI
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> Current Rating: 2.71 Rating: 3
> NONSENSE, IF YANKS IS USING UR MONEY TO SEND HIS WIFE TO DELIVER IN THE
> U.S.A WHY NOT SAY IT. IT MAMMY TOURAY BETTER THAN OTHER GAMBIAN WOMEN?
> STOP IN Rating: 3 Kaar Pa Nderry, Kaar Fatiilan, Kaar,
> Kaar, Kaar. May Mammy touray deliver in peace and survival and
> Rating: 3 Pa's parents have no hope for him, but let him know that
> Allah is with humble Gambians. Rating: 1 Kaar Pa Nderry,
> Kaar Fatiilan, Kaar, Kaar, Kaar. May Mammy touray deliver in peace and
> survival and consiousness. Kaar kaar kaar! Rating: 1 BRO
> STOP THIS INYAAN ACTIVITIES. IF YOU HAD THE SLIGHTEST CHANCE TO MAKE YOUR
> CHILDREN AMERICAN CITIZENS YOU CERTAINLY WOULD. Rating: 3
> JAMMEH HAS NO RESPECT FOE ASMOBI JAMMEH OR ARUNA JAMMEH HE IS SO EVIL
> VOICE OF M JAMMEH Rating: 5
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