Hyderabad: Nurse falls Victim to Acid Attack at Apollo Hospital
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Hyderabad: A nurse working at Apollo hospital recently fell victim of an acid attack right outside the hospital premises as she spurned the advances made by a stalker, who kept harassing her for the past eight months. In this dreadful attack, she suffered burns injuries on her back and shoulder.
The nurse hails from Ernakulam, Central Kerela. She has been working as a nurse at Apollo hospital since July 2017.
On Thursday, the man, suspected to be her ex-lover, waited for her shift to end and met her near the exit of the hospital around 5:30 pm and started talking to her, ACP (Banjara Hills Division) K Srinivasa Rao informed the media.
The nurse turned him down each time but, this time; he came prepared to attack her, the inspector added.
According to Deccan Chronicle, he struck up a conversation with her outside the hospital. He proposed to her and the argument rose between the two.
The nurse hails from Ernakulam, Central Kerela. She has been working as a nurse at Apollo hospital since July 2017.
On Thursday, the man, suspected to be her ex-lover, waited for her shift to end and met her near the exit of the hospital around 5:30 pm and started talking to her, ACP (Banjara Hills Division) K Srinivasa Rao informed the media.
The nurse turned him down each time but, this time; he came prepared to attack her, the inspector added.
According to Deccan Chronicle, he struck up a conversation with her outside the hospital. He proposed to her and the argument rose between the two.
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