Sangli medical superintendent orders probe into declaring 'alive' man as 'dead
Sangli, Maharashtra: Sangli Civil Hospital's Medical Superintendent on Thursday constituted a four-doctor committee to inquiry into a incident in which Vasantdada Patil Civil Hospital has announced a alive man as dead and even gave a 'death certificate' also.
Dr Subhash Bhave, Medical Superintendent of Civil Hospital, formed the committee and ordered to inquiry into the whole chapter and submit a report within 48 hours.
Avinash alias Chilu Dadoba Bagvade (58), a resident of Tasgaon of this district, had been admitted to the hospital ten days ago following some health problem.
His condition deteriorated, he was shifted in a contagious department.
At the same time, an unclaimed patient, who also admitted in contagious department, was dead.
Read also: Oops: Patient alive but dead body handed to kin at Maharashtra Hospital
Dr Subhash Bhave, Medical Superintendent of Civil Hospital, formed the committee and ordered to inquiry into the whole chapter and submit a report within 48 hours.
Avinash alias Chilu Dadoba Bagvade (58), a resident of Tasgaon of this district, had been admitted to the hospital ten days ago following some health problem.
His condition deteriorated, he was shifted in a contagious department.
At the same time, an unclaimed patient, who also admitted in contagious department, was dead.
Read also: Oops: Patient alive but dead body handed to kin at Maharashtra Hospital
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