Delhi’s Max hospital declares dead newborn baby who was alive, Probe begins

Delhi Medical Council is investigating the allegations of negligence by a private hospital, which allegedly declared the deceased a newborn child dead, which has caused resentment in the country in this incident.

On Thursday, at Shalimar Bagh, a girl was given a child by a child in Max Hospital. While a person was dead, the doctors declared dead after a few hours, the family said.

The family came to know that he was a living while taking them to the graveyard.

"The newborn was pronounced dead with the deceased at Shalimar Bagh in Max Hospital in Delhi and on the basis of reports submitted to his parents, the Medical Council has taken cognizance of the matter and Moto himself The decision has been taken, "the council said in a statement

State Health Minister Satyendra Jain has asked his department to submit an initial report within 72 hours on this incident and present the final report by next week.

Union Health Minister JP Nadda also instructed the state government to investigate the matter and take necessary action.

Babu's maternal grandfather Praveen Kumar said that her daughter Varsha was admitted to the hospital.

"Two days later, after delivery of C-delivery from around 7 to 30 a.m., he first had a child boy and 12 minutes later gave birth to a girl".

The doctors later told the family that the girl had died and the boy was alive but the important and essential ventilator support, Praveen said.

Later, the doctors told the family that the boy also passed away and handed over the family to the bodies packed in plastic bags.

"When we were on our way to complete the last rites, we saw the movement in one of the packets, it was near Madhuban Chowk and we found that the packet we had found was that the boy was breathing, in another hospital in Pitampura. He was taken to the hospital where he was admitted and he is currently undergoing treatment. "

The family contacted the police after the girl was buried.

Meanwhile, Max has started investigating the matter.

"We have moved on this rare incident and are worried. We have started a detailed inquiry, pending, which has been asked by the concerned doctor to proceed immediately on the leave.The hospital said in a statement," We parents Are constantly in touch with and are providing all necessary support. "

DCP North-West Aslam Khan said that he received a complaint from the child's parents.

Khan said, "As per the procedure, we will examine our instructions from Delhi Medical Council and Medical Council of India and follow the instructions of the Medical Council of India."
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