FIR Documented Against Mumbai Hospital Staff

FIR documented against Mumbai hospital staff for ‘Losing’ collection of Covid-19 casualty. The kinfolk was implied that the perished had tried positive for Covid-19 on June 5, yet when they showed up at the emergency hospital to gather the body, the hospital couldn’t follow it.

The Mumbai police on Tuesday recorded an FIR against the workers of Rajawadi emergency Hospital after the body of a 27-year-old murder casualty, who had likewise tried positive for the novel coronavirus, disappeared on Sunday. As indicated by a report in the media, the family of the deceased said that the body may have incidentally been given over to another person.

The 27-year-elderly person was supposedly assaulted and cut in the midsection by his cousins the evening of June 3 after a family contention, the report included. In this way, a murder case was enlisted at the Deonar police station, and five people were held regarding the episode.

The man’s body was then conveyed to Rajawadi medical hospital where the doctors said that a test for Covid-19 must be done before the body could be freed. The kinfolk was insinuated that the perished had tried positive for Covid-19 on June 5.

In any case, when they came to the hospital to gather the body, the hospital couldn’t follow it, the media report included. The family of the deceased then told local police and an FIR was recorded on Monday. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has propelled a probe into the occurrence.

In another strange episode, the body of an 80-year-elderly person — who had as of late disappeared from Shatabdi hospital in Kandivali — was found close Borivali railway station.

On Tuesday, Mumbai city mayor Kishori Pednekar noticed that as of late, numerous occurrences of patients fleeing from hospitals had surfaced. She trained BMC organization to initiate an inquiry concerning the missing episodes announced from the two hospitals, an official release said.

The city mayor further guided doctors to assess the CCTV film at the Shatabdi emergency hospital and play it safe to guarantee that such episodes don’t occur once more.