Police complaint against Medanta Medicity after a patient dies
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The family members of a schoolboy admitted in an upscale private hospital after an accident on Wednesday accused its doctors of keeping them in the dark over his condition just to earn more money. However, the hospital denied the charge.
The family said they have filed a police complaint against the hospital doctors.
Nitin Kumar, 15, was seriously injured on Tuesday when a bus of another private school ran over him outside his Blue Bells school here and was admitted to Medanta - The Medicity hospital in Sector 38 on Tuesday morning.
The class 10 student's cousin Sachin Sharma, 27, said he had gone to drop him at the school for annual exams on a bike when the accident took place.
Sachin said the hospital authorities told them to deposit at least Rs.1 lakh after signing a 'Risk Form', following which they deposited Rs.70,000.
"After a few hours, we were asked to deposit Rs.1.5 lakh more but they did not disclose Nitin's condition," Sachin said.
The family said they have filed a police complaint against the hospital doctors.
Nitin Kumar, 15, was seriously injured on Tuesday when a bus of another private school ran over him outside his Blue Bells school here and was admitted to Medanta - The Medicity hospital in Sector 38 on Tuesday morning.
The class 10 student's cousin Sachin Sharma, 27, said he had gone to drop him at the school for annual exams on a bike when the accident took place.
Sachin said the hospital authorities told them to deposit at least Rs.1 lakh after signing a 'Risk Form', following which they deposited Rs.70,000.
"After a few hours, we were asked to deposit Rs.1.5 lakh more but they did not disclose Nitin's condition," Sachin said.
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