Caught red handed: Drunk Doctor performing ultrasound on patient
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NOIDA: A doctor was caught red-handed while allegedly performing ultrasound in his private diagnostic centre in drunk condition, Friday last week
The arrest was made after the doctor was caught red-handed in the act when a raid was performed by a team of Gautam Buddha Nagar district administration. led by the Dadri sub-division magistrate (SDM). Noting that the doctor was in an inebriated state, the team also admitted him to a sub-divisional hospital for relevant blood tests, which confirmed that the doctor had consumed high amounts of alcohol.
The arrest was made after the doctor was caught red-handed in the act when a raid was performed by a team of Gautam Buddha Nagar district administration. led by the Dadri sub-division magistrate (SDM). Noting that the doctor was in an inebriated state, the team also admitted him to a sub-divisional hospital for relevant blood tests, which confirmed that the doctor had consumed high amounts of alcohol.
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