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Ruckus after patient?s death at KGMU

A PATIENT?S attendants created ruckus and allegedly roughed up junior resident doctors at the KGMU Trauma Centre, on Tuesday, after Shamin (23) succumbed to multiple organ failure.

Published on: Jul 26, 2006, 01:07:00 IST
None | By , Lucknow
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A PATIENT’S attendants created ruckus and allegedly roughed up junior resident doctors at the KGMU Trauma Centre, on Tuesday, after Shamin (23) succumbed to multiple organ failure.

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The attendants alleged that Shamin died due to the negligence of the doctors. Subsequently, they manhandled the doctors.

Notably, she had been admitted to the Trauma Centre on June 29. Resident doctors, however, said that she died on account of multiple organ failure. When the situation took a turn for the worse, the police were called to intervene. An unnamed FIR was lodged in this connection.

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