Mumbai:Video of Hospital OPD turned dance floor goes Viral
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Mumbai: Officials of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) have initiated an enquiry against doctors and hospital staff of the civic Diwaliben Mehta Hospital after receiving complaint from an anonymous patient, that doctor and staff did not attend to the OPDs as they were busy dancing in a cultural event that was organized in the OPD ward of the hospital
The video of the same, which is now flashing all over the media as well as social media platforms, seems to be acting as a solid proof against the medical professionals who participated in the said event.
According to the complaint, the said hospital receives around 800 patients on a regular day, yet on that day around only 300 patients were examined.
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The event actually dates back to March 2nd , 2016 when more than 20 women staff members including doctors, nurses and class IV workers were celebrating the “ Haldi Kumkum” festival on the first floor OPD of the hospital. It is reported that the event generally takes place on the terrace of the Hospital.
The video of the same, which is now flashing all over the media as well as social media platforms, seems to be acting as a solid proof against the medical professionals who participated in the said event.
According to the complaint, the said hospital receives around 800 patients on a regular day, yet on that day around only 300 patients were examined.
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The event actually dates back to March 2nd , 2016 when more than 20 women staff members including doctors, nurses and class IV workers were celebrating the “ Haldi Kumkum” festival on the first floor OPD of the hospital. It is reported that the event generally takes place on the terrace of the Hospital.
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