Chattisgarh: Durg Hospital alleged for interchanging stillborns
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Chattisgarh: In a strange twist of sorts, two stillborns were interchanged by the administration at Durg district hospital in the state of Chattisgarh.
Only after the still born boy was buried by the family, later, it was realized that there has been a goof up by the hospital authorities.
However, this blunder resulted in a protest by the family members outside the maternity ward who alleged that hospital and its staff have been involved in deliberate medical negligence. It is is to be investigated further whether the goof-up happened because of ignorance of class-4 staff at hospital's maternity ward.
Only after the still born boy was buried by the family, later, it was realized that there has been a goof up by the hospital authorities.
However, this blunder resulted in a protest by the family members outside the maternity ward who alleged that hospital and its staff have been involved in deliberate medical negligence. It is is to be investigated further whether the goof-up happened because of ignorance of class-4 staff at hospital's maternity ward.
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