Hyderabad: A pregnant tribal woman, who came to the government hospital for delivery, was turned on when the doctor detected that he was positive Covid.
As a request to admit it because the delivery was in vain, his family waited outside the hospital and the woman gave birth to the sisters in an open place near the hospital gate.
The incident occurred in the Nagarurna District on January 25.
With Health Minister T Harish Rao directed that tight action was taken against those who did not recognize women in the hospital, the health authority issued orders on Wednesday to suspend a doctor and government supervisor and supervisor of the government of the Area Hospital, Achampet.
The Chenchu Tribal Woman Nimalla Lalamma from Banala at Balmoor Mandal came to the hospital for the third baby shipments on Tuesday morning.
The doctors examined it and when they found that the Covid test was positive, they referred to a government hospital in Nageburnool.
There was no ambulance set to take it there.
In 40 minutes, the woman began to complain of pain, her sister helped her in normal delivery.
When the hospital staff saw that the woman had delivered in an open place in the hospital, they got it inside and provided rooms.
Lalamma’s younger brother said they were sadly ignored in the hospital despite the fact that his sister had pain.
Commissioner, Telangana Vidya Vidhana Parishad, published an order to suspend the supervisor of the hospital Dr.
Krishna and the duty of the Doctor of Babu Day.
The health director has been asked to take disciplinary action against both doctors.
District hospital supervisors, Nagafurna have been asked to carry out detailed investigations and submit reports.
“Clear instructions are given to all government hospitals not to deny the recognition of every pregnant woman even if they are positive covid.
The incident is an act of negligence and violations of the rules by the staff concerned,” Commissioner said.
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