Unfortunate: Third Year MBBS Student of GMC Kozhikode Found dead on Campus
Kozhikode: In a tragic incident, a third-year MBBS student of Kozhikode Government Medical College was found dead on the campus near the boys' hostel on Wednesday.
The medico was found lying unconscious inside the campus and when his friends took him to the hospital casualty, he was declared as brought dead.
Hailing from Mattancherry, Ernakulam, the late medico (22) had Type 1 diabetes and he was undergoing treatment. Although the actual cause of death is yet to be understood, the medical college police have started an investigation into the matter.
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As per the latest media report by The Hindu, a few friends of the late medico found him lying unconscious near the IMCH building around 2.30 p.m. on Wednesday. They immediately rushed him to the causality department but he couldn't be brought back to life.
Although a few friends of the late medico have indicated the possibility for his sudden collapse, the real reason would only come to the light after getting the medical report. Meanwhile, an official from the Medical College police station informed the daily that the late medico was under medication for diabetes. However, his close friends have mentioned the late medico was seemingly very healthy during lunch.
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