Uttarakhand / Rudrapur : Uproar over the death of a newborn
There was a ruckus on Saturday over the death of the newborn. The relatives raised slogans against the private hospital administration alleging negligence in treatment and referring the dead girl to Bareilly. In this case, a complaint has been made by both the parties.
Shadab Hussain, a resident of Housing Development, told the police that his wife had given birth to the baby girl on August 1 at a private hospital in Doctors Colony. According to Shadab, the baby girl was born healthy. On August 4, he was admitted to Krishna Hospital and Critical Care Center. According to Shadab, the girl died due to the negligence of the hospital. The hospitalists referred the dead girl to a private hospital in Bareilly. The victim’s father has filed a case against the operating doctor of the hospital and his younger brother and has demanded to seal the hospital. At the same time, people also demonstrated outside the hospital at around one o’clock on Friday night in support of the victim’s family. Dr. Gaurav Agarwal, MD of Krishna Hospital, has also submitted a complaint of indecency to the police. The Kotwali police took the Tahrir and got the post-mortem done of the girl. Acting CO City Ashish Bhardwaj says that after the post-mortem report comes, a case will be registered on the basis of investigation.
The baby did not cry after birth, due to which there was a lack of oxygen in the brain. The girl came from another hospital on the night of the 4th and stayed on the machine for five days. Eight were removed from the machine, nine and 10 were fed milk by the mother. Later, when the attack came again, he explained that there is a need to take the machine again. Option to refer elsewhere was also given. Had to be taken on ventilator on the morning of 11, the girl’s father asked the family to tell about it after taking their opinion. Father Shadab also offered one crore to save the girl child. After much persuasion they were ready to take them to Bareilly. After the death of the girl, the family members were called, abused and threatened to be seen. -Doctor. Gaurav Agarwal, MD, Krishna Hospital and Critical Care Centre, Rudrapur.
