Shocking: Nurse Murdered inside CathLab, Narayana Hospital Jammu, Colleague Arrested
Jammu: With her throat slit open in a pool of blood, a 23-year-old nurse was found dead at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Narayana Super-speciality Hospital yesterday. Moreover, a critical care assistant, who was found next to the deceased's body with cuts in his both wrists, has been arrested for murdering her.
A murder case has been registered against her male colleague after it came to the fore during preliminary investigation that he had killed the nurse by slitting her throat open before trying to commit suicide. He was also found in a serious condition near her body inside the laboratory of the super speciality hospital at Kakryal, Reasi Senior Superintendent of Police Tahir Sajad Bhat told PTI.
Hospital spokesperson Man Mohan Harjai informed the news agency, "Vishali was on night duty at Intensive Thoracic Unit (ITU) of the hospital and at about 3.30 am took a break, after informing the concerned shift in-charge. When she did not turn up for duty even after the lapse of almost two hours, the other staff on duty called her many times."
At around 6:27 in the morning, she was found lying lifeless in a pool of blood in the console room of Cath laboratory. Pavan Chauhan (23), a critical care assistant in the hospital, was found with a cut in his both wrists and was subsequently admitted in the hospital, Harjai added.
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