MY Hospital Baby Lifting Case: Probe committee recommends improvement of security
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Indore: A week after the baby lifting case in Maharaja Yeshwantrao (MY) Hospital, a five-member committee was formed to enhance the conduct of the hospital, that recently submitted a ten-point recommendation, including improvement of security, bettering surveillance with CCTVs, and fixing their responsibilities that led to the incident.
The incident was probed by a three-member committee constituted by the authority of Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College (MGM Medical College) Dean Dr Sanjay Dixit, that submitted its recommendation.
As per a recent media account in Times of India, the newborn baby stolen from MY Hospital on November 15 was miraculously found abandoned at the Sanyogitaganj police station on Friday morning.
According to the police station in-charge Rajeev Tripathi, the baby was spotted on the premises by a sanitation worker wrapped in a piece of cloth at 6.45 am. After the baby was identified, CCTV footages in the area were checked to identify the person.
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