Video: Dogs seen playing with skull near MP Medical College, Probe ordered
Jabalpur: A shocking video has emerged on social media in which two dogs can be seen playing with a skull near the hostel of a government-run medical college in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur. Authorities have initiated an investigation, though it has yet to be determined whether the skull belongs to a human or not.
A probe has been started after a video on social media showed two dogs playing with a skull near the hostel of a government-run medical college in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur city, police said on Thursday.
An inquiry will throw light on the origin of the skull, he said, adding that the police were informed promptly.
Inspector P K Sharma of Garha police station told PTI that a police personnel visited the hospital on Wednesday but could not find the skull seen in the video. Probe was on, he said.
Medical Dialogues had earlier reported that following allegations of negligence in patient care, the Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) Soura is once again under scrutiny after a viral video has triggered widespread outrage. The video, which shows an empty doctor's room and a lack of medical staff, has raised concerns about the patient care standards.
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