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Dead Cov patients' kin heckle docs, nurses in PSU hospital | Ranchi News - Vimarsana News

Dead Cov patients' kin heckle docs, nurses in PSU hospital | Ranchi News

A scene at the CCL hospital after two patients died, in Ranchi on Tuesday RANCHI: On-duty doctors and nurses at the Central Coalfields Limited’s (CCL) Gandhinagar Hospital in Kanke were allegedly heckled by the relatives of two suspected Covid-19 patients after they died within an hour of being admitted to the hospital’s emergency on Tuesday morning. Seema Devi (55), a resident of Barka Syal area in Ramgarh, and Arun Kumar (55), an employee of the Ranchi-based Central Mine Planning and Design Institute (CMPDI), were brought to the hospital by their relatives in between 8:30am and 9am on ...

Cop kills wife, parents-in-law - Vimarsana News

Cop kills wife, parents-in-law

Cop kills wife, parents-in-law Ajay Raina JAMMU, Mar 9: In a shocking incident, a cop of Jammu and Kashmir Police shot dead his wife and parents-in-law with his service weapon in Allora village of Phalian Mandal here today. However, acting swiftly, a team from Police Post Phalian Mandal arrested the accused from his native village Gajansoo. As per police sources, a Selection Grade Constable (SgCt) of J&K Police namely Rajinder Kumar, son of Madan Lal, a resident of Gajansoo opened fire with his service weapon (SLR) on his wife, father-in-law and mother-in-law in Allora village of Phalian Mand...

The Fiji Times » Little too late – Man claims dialysis treatment 'costly' - Vimarsana News

The Fiji Times » Little too late – Man claims dialysis treatment 'costly'

Navnesh Reddy Shynal Narayan (left) and his mother Seema Devi at Field 40, Lautoka. Picture: BALJEET SINGH A 22-year-old Lautoka man diagnosed with end-stage kidney disease says he feels cheated because medical staff in Lautoka misdiagnosed him until it was too late. Shynal Narayan claimed that despite numerous visits to the Kamikamica Health Centre and Lautoka Hospital, doctors had failed to diagnose his kidney issue. While Ministry of Health’s permanent secretary Doctor James Fong said juvenile diabetes was rare and difficult to diagnose, Mr Narayan maintains his family has had to scrape ...