Infant Dies After Being Refused Admission in Two Government Hospitals in Delhi

In emergency cases, treatments start on a priority basis, and admissions take place later. In this case, it has to be investigated why the child was refused admission.

An infant child died on Tuesday, July 7, 2015, after multiple government hospitals in the national capital refused to admit him.

Delhi Health Minister Satyender Kumar Jain said, "The case needs to be investigated. The child was first taken to Kalawati Saran hospital and then to Ram Manohar Lohia hospital, neither of which come under the Delhi government. They come under the Central government. He was then taken to Lok Nayak Jai Prakash hospital, where they started treating him but it was too late. As far as reports are stating that he was not admitted. In emergency cases, the treatments starts at a priority, but the admission can take place later. It needs to be investigated why the child was refused admission at the two hospitals."

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