The staff at the government hospital in the national capital refused to admit the pregnant woman in labor, citing there was no water.
Family Claims Medical Negligence Cost the Life of Pregnant Woman and Newborn Baby
Neelam, a resident of Jind village in Haryana, and her newborn child had died at PGIMS but the report after investigation fails to reveal the cause of death.
Neelam, a resident of Jind village in Haryana, and her newborn child had died at PGIMS but the report after investigation fails to reveal the cause of death.
‘According to a health official, there was a shortage of water in the areas of the North Municipal Corporation of Delhi.
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The medical superintendent at the Lok Nayak Hospital, Dr Yogesh Kumar Sarin, said both the mother and child were healthy. As per a senior MCD health official, there was a shortage of water in the north MCD areas, and therefore, the hospital administration had been asked to arrange water through Delhi Jal Board tanker.
“The water tanker did not come yesterday because of which the problem occurred. We have issued a strict directive to the hospitals that they should store water supplied by the DJB tankers. Refusing admission on this ground is not at all justified,” said the official.
NHRC Demands Report Over Death of Pregnant Woman, Baby
An expecting mother delivered a still-born child after a nurse abused and kicked her, the NHRC has asked the chief secretary to furnish a report on the matter.
An expecting mother delivered a still-born child after a nurse abused and kicked her, the NHRC has asked the chief secretary to furnish a report on the matter.
Indian Doctors Remove 2.5 Kg Tumour from Pregnant Woman's Ovary
In a rare surgical procedure, a team of doctors at Sion Hospital, Mumbai, removed a tumour weighing over 2.50 kilograms during an emergency caesarean operation on a 26-year-old pregnant woman.
In a rare surgical procedure, a team of doctors at Sion Hospital, Mumbai, removed a tumour weighing over 2.50 kilograms during an emergency caesarean operation on a 26-year-old pregnant woman.
Avoid Cosmetics, Cleaning Agents During First Trimester for a Healthy Baby
Besides cosmetics and lotions, the list of products that expectant mothers should avoid during first trimester include - cleaning solvents, pesticides and NSAIDs.
Besides cosmetics and lotions, the list of products that expectant mothers should avoid during first trimester include - cleaning solvents, pesticides and NSAIDs.
