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Malta s reset opportunity - Joe Giglio

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NCDRC Acquits Carmel Hospital and Doctor, Saying Infection Was Not Due to Negligence During Surgery

NCDRC Acquits Carmel Hospital and Doctor, Saying Infection Was Not Due to Negligence During Surgery Moneylife Digital Team 0 The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has granted relief to a Kerala-based hospital and its doctor who performed laparoscopic appendectomy surgery on a patient suffering from acute appendicitis after noting that the doctor made the correct diagnosis and treated the patient as per the standard practice. The revision petition was filed by Eldho David, father of the patient (Sheba David) against Dr Denny Kuttikat and Carmel Hospital at Ernakulam in Kerala challenging the order of the State Commission. The case relates to 2010, when on 22 February 2010 the complainant s daughter was taken to the casualty at the treating hospital for severe abdominal pain. It was diagnosed as acute appendicitis and the casualty doctor advised immediate surgery. On 23 February 2010, the doctor performed laparoscopic appendectomy and after two

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Watch: Average number of new virus cases down 24% week-on-week

Updated 1.35pm Malta’s rate of new COVID-19 cases has continued to decline this week, with the seven-day moving average of new virus cases is currently at 39, down from 50 last week. Public health chief Charmaine Gauci provided the figure during her weekly COVID-19 briefing on Friday afternoon. The drop represents a 24 per cent week-on-week decline in average new virus cases and 30 per cent drop from the situation two weeks ago. The number of virus patients receiving care in medical facilities rose marginally from 69 to 74, data provided by Gauci showed, although the number of patient requiring intensive care has remained by and large stable.

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Watch: Vaccine hesitancy very limited in Malta

Updated 1.35pm Vaccine hesitency is “very limited” in Malta with the vast majority of those eligible for inoculation taking the jab, public health chief Charmaine Gauci said on Friday. “We re doing very well when it comes to uptake,” Gauci said in response to a question during her weekly COVID-19 briefing, noting that Malta had a very good track record when it comes to uptake of other vaccines, too. People understand the need to take the vaccine, she said. Gauci did not provide any figures concerning vaccine uptake or refusal. Just under 265,000 vaccine doses have been administered so far, with more than 80,000 people fully vaccinated. Authorities are currently vaccinating people aged 50 to 59, with anyone aged 60 or older who has yet to receive a vaccination appointment urged to contact a helpline by dialling 145.

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