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J&K: Patient's attendants vandalise hospital, thrash doctors alleging medical negligence
Anantnag: The Maternity and child care hospital of Anantnag was recently ransacked by the angry attendants of a patient who claimed that the patient passed away due to the alleged medical negligence of the hospital authority. The attendants had also reportedly thrashed the doctors and a paramedic during the violent attack.The patient was a 26-year-old pregnant woman who delivered a baby at...
Anantnag: The Maternity and child care hospital of Anantnag was recently ransacked by the angry attendants of a patient who claimed that the patient passed away due to the alleged medical negligence of the hospital authority. The attendants had also reportedly thrashed the doctors and a paramedic during the violent attack.
The patient was a 26-year-old pregnant woman who delivered a baby at the hospital on Monday afternoon. She was normal till Tuesday early morning and after that, she started having complications and eventually passed away. The attendant of the patients alleged that the hospital did not pay any heed to the patient's declining condition. They resorted to violence and vandalized the hospital while manhandling many of the health workers.
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