JJ Hospital MBBS intern found dead

Mumbai: In an unfortunate incident, a 24-year-old MBBS intern from Grant Medical College and JJ Hospital was found dead under mysterious circumstances after falling from the fourth floor of the hospital building. Although it's not yet clear whether it was an accident or foul play, police currently suspect it to be a case of suicide.

Her autopsy report indicated that she died from severe head injuries and multiple other injuries across her body. She passed away before the doctors could begin her treatment.

According to the police, she had only two months left to complete her internship at the hospital. She had completed her MBBS from the Grant Medical College and was doing her internship at the attached hospital.

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The incident occurred around 6 pm on Friday, she reportedly went to the terrace. Soon after, hospital staff said they heard a loud sound and found her lying on the ground with severe injuries and bleeding.

The police were informed immediately, and she was rushed to the hospital ward. However, doctors declared her dead before she could be admitted.

During the preliminary investigation, some doctors told the police that she was on her phone when she lost balance and fell. Even though the case appears to be a suicide as per the police's preliminary report, an investigation to determine the exact reason behind her death is underway.

Speaking to HT, the police officer from the JJ Marg police station said, "While initial findings suggested accidental death, the viscera samples have been sent to the forensic lab for further investigation to determine the exact cause of death. At present, we have registered a case of accidental death (ADR) and are investigating whether she died by suicide or if there is any foul play involved."

Following her death, the police informed her family members and handed over her body to them after completing the autopsy.

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