Dismiss Health Minister, Secretary: Stalin demands from TN Government
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Mr Stalin said to bring confidence among the public, the blood banks kept in the government hospital should adopt rules and regulations properly.
Radhakrishnan in the incident of HIV positive blood transfusion to a 24-year-old pregnant woman at a Government hospital in the state.
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In a press statement here he said that this clearly shows how the state government machinery has completely collapsed.
He urged that in this incident, all the higher officials should be transferred and proper persons should be posted in that places.
He said he is afraid that all the patients who had underwent blood transfusion at the government hospital were not tested.
Chennai: DMK president and Tamil Nadu opposition leader M K Stalin on Sunday demanded the state government for immediate dismissal of Health Minister Vijayabhaskar and Health ministry secretary
Radhakrishnan in the incident of HIV positive blood transfusion to a 24-year-old pregnant woman at a Government hospital in the state.
Read Also: Youth whose HIV positive blood was transfused to pregnant woman dies at TN hospital
In a press statement here he said that this clearly shows how the state government machinery has completely collapsed.
He urged that in this incident, all the higher officials should be transferred and proper persons should be posted in that places.
He said he is afraid that all the patients who had underwent blood transfusion at the government hospital were not tested.
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