Nagpur: The panel request members of the five internal members arranged after the death of the 10-year-old snake bite victim Adarsh ​​Mishra claimed that the boy’s parents refused to admit in the general ward and had demanded a trigger bed which was not available on July 29th.
The panel also found that more than 2,500 anti-venom injection bottles were available with hospitals.
Adarsh’s father, Rakesh who worked as a cook, denied claims that said they had never signed any form of agreement to be issued on medical advice, known as Dama.
Rakesh accused the IGGMCH, GMCH and four other private hospitals refused to admit Adarsh ​​because of the lack of ICU beds and anti-venom injections.
This forced him to travel 41kms from his home to the Lata Mangeshkar (LMH) hospital in Hingna, losing gold hours.
Rakesh said the IGGMCH had ignored the obligation that claimed Adarsh ​​was never taken there.
“The Dama’s paper shown to us does not have our signature.
We challenge them to take handwriting tests to match them.
But they said go to court.
We asked for CCTV footage, they said the system was closed for three months.
Previously, they claimed children It was 24 minutes in the hospital according to CCTV footage.
How possible, “he asked.
Mishra replied to the panel report that they were asked to bring anti-poison from the in-house pharmacy.
“Relatives are not permitted to do official work at GMC,” he said.
Mishra demanded fir to be guilty of the death of His child and their suspension.
Anup Muratakar, Vice President, Sambhaji Brigade Nagpur who supported Mishas, ​​said that no one of the died families was called for panel hearing.
“We want a neutral investigation,” he said.
Pankaj Badule, President, welfare welfare that also stood in solidarity with them, said they wanted two members from their NGO to be part of the investigation.
Nitesh Bhandakar, NGO secretary, said Adarsh ​​was shown to admit until August 10 in the GMCH record when he died on August 5 at a private hospital.
“How could someone trust their questions and records,” he asked.
Gmch Dean Dr.
Sudhir Gupta said they did not have the power to establish a member panel from outside medical colleges.
“At a time, the ICU is full and we cannot empty the bed instantly.
However, patients are given tickets in the number 6 environment and care offered.
We do not know why parents take discharge.
Vial anti-poisons are available and relatives are asked for only Bring it from another department, “he said.