Health Bulletin 16/ September/ 2024
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According to recent media reports, since no suicide note was found at the scene, the exact circumstances and motivations behind the death is unclear. However, Police have informed that there were no signs of foul play yet.
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In the latest update, prohibitory orders around the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in north Kolkata have been extended till September 30, an officer said.
The orders, which were first imposed on August 18, restrict gatherings of more than five people in the designated area. The restrictions were imposed amid protests over the rape and murder of the doctor at the hospital.
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Prohibitory orders around RG Kar Hospital extended amid protests
In a tragic incident, two MBBS students of Indore's MGM Medical College drowned in a reservoir recently in Madhya Pradesh's Panna district.
Speaking to PTI, an official informed that the incident took place on Sunday evening. "The incident occurred at Dhawari dam near Ajaygarh town, some 40 km from the district headquarters. *** Gupta (20), a resident of Ajaygarh, and *** Prajapati (19) from Umaria, both MBBS students of Indore's Mahatma Gandhi Memorial (MGM) Medical College, drowned."
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In an alleged case of violence against a medical professional at a private hospital in Gujarat's Bhavnagar, a doctor was allegedly beaten by attendants of a patient following a dispute over a request to remove their footwear before entering the emergency room.
The police arrested the three suspects involved in the attack at Shreya Hospital in Sihor town on Saturday, according to an official.
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CBI arrests Sandip Ghosh and Kolkata cop in RG Kar doctor’s rape-murder case
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