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After the death of the girl child in Bareilly, the family members created a ruckus in the hospital. The relatives allege that after the death, to increase the bill, the body of the innocent child was kept on the ventilator. At present, the family members have complained to the police.
Uttar Pradesh (Uttar PradeshEven after the death of an innocent child in Bareilly district, the employees of a private hospital have been accused of increasing the bill by keeping his dead body on the ventilator. Where the family members got agitated when the news of the death of the child met the hospital after about 8 hours. After this, there was a furore in the family and after going to the hospital, the family members created a ruckus and demanded action against the doctors. At the same time, the family members of the child allege that the news of the child’s death has been given to us after 8 hours and the body of the child He increased the bill by putting him on the ventilator. In this case, the family members have complained to the police.
Actually, according to Aditya Saxena, a resident of BDA Colony of Bareilly district, on June 10, his wife gave birth to a son. At the same time, after the birth, the doctor of the private nursing home, stating the condition of the child as serious, referred Dr. Amit Agarwal to the hospital in Dharmakanta for treatment. He said that the child is having a lot of difficulty in breathing. If the child is not admitted to the hospital, then the child’s condition will worsen.
Relatives accuse the hospital of negligence in treatment
At the same time, Adarsh Saxena alleges that when we asked to show the child to some hospital, we told to show the doctor of the nursing home to Dr Amit and said that only show Dr Amit and then took the child in an ambulance and reached the hospital. And the child was admitted to the hospital itself. The condition of the child remained fine for 3 to 4 days. Aditya also alleges that when he came to see the child at around 10 o’clock in the night, the condition of the child was fine, but when he reached the hospital the next day in the morning, he put the child on the ventilator and the nursing home staff gave 10 thousand rupees and nursery. Was asked to deposit 6 thousand.
Angry family members created a ruckus for not giving information
During this, when Aditya Saxena talked about keeping the children on the ventilator, he was completely surprised. He said that till yesterday the child was absolutely normal, now what has happened exactly like this. The doctor of the nursing home told that at 2 o’clock in the night the condition of the child suddenly deteriorated. That is why he had to be put on a ventilator and the condition of the child was not good. While the information of the child’s death was received at 11 o’clock in the night. Hearing this, the family members created a ruckus in the hospital and accused the hospital of taking the bill by keeping it on ventilator. The relatives created a ruckus in the hospital for about 2 to 3 hours and kept demanding to take action against the doctor of the hospital. The relatives complained against the doctors of the hospital to the police who reached the information. The child’s father, Aditya, alleges that the hospital manager forcibly put the children on ventilators to collect hefty fees. He told that the child had died due to not giving better treatment to the child in the hospital.
Inspector said – Action will be taken after investigation against the hospital on written complaint
In this case, Prem Nagar police station in-charge Dayashankar of Bareilly district says that the child had died during treatment in a hospital located in Dharmakanta. During this, the relatives had accused the hospital doctor of negligence in treatment. At the same time, the station in-charge said that no written complaint has been filed on behalf of the relatives. If you make a written complaint, then further action will be taken against the hospital after investigation.
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