Letter: A three-year-old boy died on Wednesday at a new civil hospital (NCH).
The boy was not healthy for the past three days suffering from fever, vomiting and diarrhea.
He was taken to Nch because of the heavy vomiting where the doctor said he died.
Shaurya’s condition, son of Raj Sharma, a furniture businessman, deteriorated on Wednesday after that the family shifted the boy to the hospital.
However, at the time of the arrival of the doctor declared him dead.
The family member said that they found ‘pop-pop’, a small type of cracker, in Shaurya vomiting and raised suspicion that he might accidentally swallow crackers and fell ill.
The police sent the body to post Mortem, while doctors collected viscera samples to find out what might cause severe health complications.
“But it was not yet clear whether the boy died of swallowing several types of crackers.
Only the findings of chemical analysis will confirm the right cause,” said an officer at the Dindoli Police Station.
In another incident, a baby aged a month suffered burns on his back while sleeping in an emergency holder made of saree on the path near Sosyo Circle.
Saree was tied under a tricycle pedal rickshaw and parents realized that the baby suffered burns only in the morning.
They told docs that the cradle fabric might burn from the cracker coals.
TNN.