Srinagar MBBS student dies in Iran due to health complications, family alleges medical negligence
Srinagar: In an unfortunate incident, a 27-year-old fourth-year MBBS student from Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, pursuing her career at Urmia University of Medical Sciences in Iran has tragically passed away in an Iranian Hospital following health complications.
Her family and friends have alleged medical negligence, as they claim that she was not given the timely and best medical care.
According to her family, the student had complained of severe abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting on August 13 and was admitted to a hospital in Iran. Despite treatment, her condition worsened, and she breathed her last around 3:00 AM local time.
Even though doctors there cited fulminant hepatic failure (acute liver failure) with lung complications as the cause of death, her friends and fellow students alleged that she had faced delays in medical attention and was not given proper treatment on time.
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As per Kashmir Digest media report, she is the first Kashmiri MBBS student among more than 100 Indian students evacuated during the escalated phase of Israel-Iran who returned home two months ago safely, but her life was cut short, and so were her dreams to become a doctor. She had been pursuing her MBBS degree in Iran since 2021.
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