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Bengaluru Doctor succumbs to COVID, private hospitals face heat for allegedly denying admission

Bengaluru: In an unfortunate incident, another COVID Warrior succumbed to coronavirus shockingly after reportedly being denied admission in three of the reputed hospitals in Bangalore. The deceased has been identified as Dr Manjunath who was one of the front line COVID fighters. According to recent media reports, the doctor was allegedly refused admission by 3 of the private hospitals as he...
Bengaluru: In an unfortunate incident, another COVID Warrior succumbed to coronavirus shockingly after reportedly being denied admission in three of the reputed hospitals in Bangalore. The deceased has been identified as Dr Manjunath who was one of the front line COVID fighters.
According to recent media reports, the doctor was allegedly refused admission by 3 of the private hospitals as he could not produce any report of the COVID-19 test. The doctor was serving in the COVID facility at Chikkamudavadi primary health centre in Kanakapura taluk, Ramanagara district when he came in contact with the virus.
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