The deceased, identified as a resident of Shivvampet, was reportedly admitted to Raghavendra Nursing Home on Sunday morning after complaining of severe stomach pain.
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According to Telangana Today, however, the relatives alleged it was a male nurse who treated him in the absence of the doctors.
Tragically, the patient passed away just a few hours after being admitted to the hospital. The relatives, devastated by the loss, staged a protest outside the nursing home, demanding accountability for the incident. They alleged that had a qualified doctor been present, the outcome could have been different.
The Grieving relatives have also filed a case at the Toopran police station, accusing the nursing home of negligence and malpractice. Authorities are set to investigate the circumstances leading to the untimely death of the patient.
The incident has raised serious concerns about the quality of healthcare and the potential risks of unqualified personnel providing medical treatment.
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Medical Dialogues had earlier reported that the death of twin babies during delivery at a private hospital in Dharampuri has raised concerns, with the family alleging negligence. This incident has sparked outrage, prompting protests by family members and calls for accountability from the healthcare providers involved. According to police reports, a 24-year-old woman was admitted to a private hospital near the Dharmapuri bus stand on Thursday for the delivery of her twins. After undergoing several tests, it was decided that she would require a C-section for the safe delivery of the babies.
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