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A state health department official, however, said that the baby boy was alive when his parents took him out of the hospital even as doctors asked them not to do so as the child's condition was serious.
staff reporter in a shocking incident, a man from dindori district had to carry his newborn son’s body in a bag for nearly 150 kms as he was denied an ambulance by the management of netaji subhash chandra bose medical college hospi
A man has alleged that he was forced to carry the body of his newborn baby boy in a bag and travel in a passenger bus after a government hospital in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur, where he died during treatment, refused to provide any mortuary vehicle saying no such facility was available. The incident occurred on June 15, he said. A state health department official, however, said
A man from the Dindori district of Madhya Pradesh claims he was forced to carry his newborn baby's body in a bag and travel in a passenger bus as the government hospital refused to provide a mortuary vehicle, saying no such facility was available. A state health department official, however, said the baby was alive when his parents took him from the hospital.
State Health Department Joint Director Dr Sanjay Mishra said the baby boy was alive he when discharged from the government hospital in Jabalpur