Cancel license of doctors involved in Illegal Abortions: Authorities write to Medical Council of India
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Sangli, Maharashtra: Following the arrest of three doctors in the Sangli area for illegal abortions, the District collector has now written to the Medical Council of India to cancel the degree of a doctor involved in the case.
Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported the city police on Sunday booked three doctors including a female doctor of Chaugule Hospital in Ganesh Nagar for conducting illegal abortions.
After received a complaint, Health Department of Sangli-Miraj Municipal Corporation, raided the Hospital with the help of city police, which was running without taking license under MTP act.Police said after checking hospitals registers, police found total seven illegal abortion cases had took place in the hospital in last year without taking any permission from Municipal corporation or the state government’s health department.
Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported the city police on Sunday booked three doctors including a female doctor of Chaugule Hospital in Ganesh Nagar for conducting illegal abortions.
After received a complaint, Health Department of Sangli-Miraj Municipal Corporation, raided the Hospital with the help of city police, which was running without taking license under MTP act.Police said after checking hospitals registers, police found total seven illegal abortion cases had took place in the hospital in last year without taking any permission from Municipal corporation or the state government’s health department.
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