KIMS negligence: Man who was alive kept in mortuary for 7 hours, dies later [VIDEO]

Published : Jan 08, 2018, 05:42 PM ISTUpdated : Mar 31, 2018, 06:39 PM IST
KIMS negligence: Man who was alive kept in mortuary for 7 hours, dies later [VIDEO]

Synopsis

23-year-old Praveen Mule had met with an accident and was rushed to the KIMS Hospital in Hubballi The doctors declared him brought dead and had kept him in the mortuary of the hospital He was admitted to KIMS on Sunday evening at 7 PM and was shifted to private hospital on Monday morning Much to the shock of Praveen's family, the doctors at the private hospital declared that the boy had died just 20 minutes ago

An injured youth, who was alive, was kept in the mortuary for seven hours, and later died there at KIMS Hospital in Hubballi, Karnataka. Family of the boy staged a protest in front of the hospital, alleging negligence by the doctors.

23-year-old Praveen Mule had met with an accident and was rushed to the KIMS Hospital. But the doctors declared him brought dead and had kept him in the mortuary of the hospital. His body was taken out after nearly seven hours and was shifted to a private hospital for post-mortem.

He was admitted to KIMS on Sunday evening at 7 PM and was shifted to a private hospital on Monday morning.

Much to the shock of Praveen's family, the doctors at the private hospital declared that the boy had died just 20 minutes ago.

Actually, Praveen was reportedly alive when he was declared brought dead and was kept in the mortuary. And he died after hours of keeping him there. Praveen's family has accused the KIMS doctors of negligence blaming them of killing him. Protests were staged in front of the hospital.  

PREV

Stay updated with the Breaking News Today and Latest News from across India and around the world. Get real-time updates, in-depth analysis, and comprehensive coverage of India News, World News, Indian Defence News, Kerala News, and Karnataka News. From politics to current affairs, follow every major story as it unfolds. Download the Asianet News Official App from the Android Play Store and iPhone App Store for accurate and timely news updates anytime, anywhere.

 

Recommended Stories

Meghana Foods Apologises After Viral Poster Restricting Swiggy, Zomato Delivery Agents From Using Lift
Bengaluru Gynaecologist Drugged, Robbed by Domestic Help in Chilling Heist