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ETAH/LUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak Saturday A request for explanations from the principal has been made Rani Avanti Bai Lodhi Government Medical College In Etah There were reports of a child who tested positive for HIV after the doctor administered the same syringe in different patients.
He It was stated that those who are found guilty of the crime will face severe consequences.
On SaturdayParents of the girl who was admitted to hospital complained District Magistrate Ankit Kumar Agarwal Multiple children received injections using the same syringe.
Relatives of the girl admitted to the hospital February 20 claimed that the child was HIV-positive and that she was forced to leave the hospital by health workers.
The When asked about the incident, the district magistrate ordered an inquiry.
Etah CMO Umesh Kumar Tripathi He said that he had learned about the incident and that the district magistrate has ordered an investigation.
The After the investigation is complete, the report will be sent the the district magistrate.
Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh PathakIn a tweet, he said: “Taking immediate cognizance of the incident related to the doctor injecting several patients with the same syringe in the medical college, Etah, and getting the test report of a child as HIV positive, an explanation has been sought from the principal of the medical college.”
“If any doctor is found guilty, strict action will be taken against him,” He said.
He It was stated that those who are found guilty of the crime will face severe consequences.
On SaturdayParents of the girl who was admitted to hospital complained District Magistrate Ankit Kumar Agarwal that several children were given injections from the same syringe.googletag.cmd.push(function() {googletag.display(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); });
Relatives The girl was admitted to the hospital. February 20 claimed that the child was HIV-positive and that she was forced to leave the hospital by health workers.
The A district magistrate ordered an investigation into the alleged incident. When asked, he said that after receiving the complaint, an investigation had been initiated and was handed to the chief medical officers (CMO).
Etah CMO Umesh Kumar Tripathi He said that he had learned about the incident and that the district magistrate has ordered an investigation.
The After the investigation is complete, the report will be sent the the district magistrate.
Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh PathakIn a tweet, he said: “Taking immediate cognizance of the incident related to the doctor injecting several patients with the same syringe in the medical college, Etah, and getting the test report of a child as HIV positive, an explanation has been sought from the principal of the medical college.”
“If any doctor is found guilty, strict action will be taken against him,” He said.
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