According to TOI, Simrol police station in charge Mansaram Baghel stated that the mother asserted that her son, Raj, suffocated after being given tea. The police are now questioning why the infant was given tea in the first place.
A one-and-a-half-year-old boy died in Madhya Pradeshs Dewas after consuming tea, which reportedly caused him to suffocate. The childs mother revealed that this happened at his maternal grandfathers residence. The childs father is currently in jail. He was transported to a hospital in Indore, but was deceased by the time he arrived.
Notices have been issued to Dr Nilesh Dalal, head of the gynaecology department of MTH, Dr Preeti Malpani, head of the paediatric department, and Dr Sunil Arya, in-charge of the newborn special care unit (SNCU), asking why disciplinary action should not be taken against them for exchanging the bodies, it was stated., In Focus News, Times Now
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"The body of a newborn girl belonging to a family from Khargone was swapped with that of a baby boy of a family in Ujjain and handed over on Thursday," college dean Dr Sanjay Dixit told PTI. In light of this gross negligence, MTH nurse Muskan Rathore was suspended with immediate effect, he said. �� Madhya Pradesh: Bodies of Two Newborns Girls Swapped in Maharaja Tukojirao Hospital in Indore; Nurse Suspended.
Notices have been issued to Dr Nilesh Dalal, head of the gynaecology department of MTH, Dr Preeti Malpani, head of the paediatric department, and Dr Sunil Arya, in-charge of the newborn special care unit (SNCU), asking why disciplinary action should not be taken against them for exchanging the bodies, it was stated., In Focus News, Times Now