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The Odisha government has recently stated to the media there was "no clinical negligence" committed at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Post-Graduate Institute of Paediatrics (Sishu Bhawan) at Cuttack in connection with the spurt of infant deaths in past several days.
Health Secretary Arti Ahuja said there was management and administrative negligence at the referral hospital, popularly known as Sishu Bhawan, as reported by IANS.
"As per the report submitted by Director of Medical Education and Training (DMET), there was management and administrative shortcomings at Sishu Bhawan. Action will be taken against responsible people for the death of infants," Ahuja told media persons here.
The Odisha government has also stated to the press, as further confirmed by IANS, that appropriate action would be taken after going through the inquiry report on the deaths of over 50 infants at the Sishu Bhawan hospital in Cuttack.
Health Secretary Arti Ahuja said there was management and administrative negligence at the referral hospital, popularly known as Sishu Bhawan, as reported by IANS.
"As per the report submitted by Director of Medical Education and Training (DMET), there was management and administrative shortcomings at Sishu Bhawan. Action will be taken against responsible people for the death of infants," Ahuja told media persons here.
The Odisha government has also stated to the press, as further confirmed by IANS, that appropriate action would be taken after going through the inquiry report on the deaths of over 50 infants at the Sishu Bhawan hospital in Cuttack.
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