Prayagraj: The authority of the District Hospital in Manjhanpur in the adjacent Kaushambi district has begun investigation into the death of a newborn baby, who died of alleged medical negligence at the hospital on August 15.
The parents of children in their complaints, submitted to their senior district, submitted to the health authority on Monday, alleged that their one-day child was burned on heating pads on a warmer machine in the newborn treatment unit (SNCU) due to negligence of the staff Health on duty.
Head of the District Hospital Medical Inspector (CMS), Manjhanpur, Deepak Seth told Ti on Tuesday that the investigation had begun on the allegations.
“The comprehensive probe has been launched into the allegations of parents from children and the action will begin against anyone who was found guilty.
We recorded a staff statement on duty at the time of the incident,” he added.
The report said that Fatehpur Resident Junaid Ahmad had recognized his wife Mahelika for delivery at the District Hospital, Manjhanpur on August 13.
After the woman gave birth to a boy on the same day, doctors who were in charge of advise parents to look after a warmer parents.
in child care units.
The boy shifted to a warmer engine but died on August 15.
After the child’s death, his family member created a ruckus on the hospital campus and hospital authorities were forced to call the police.
Deputy SP (Manjhanpur) Krishna Gopal on Tuesday said, “The Manjhanpur police team has gone to the District Hospital on August 15 after a family member of the child who died created a Ruckus on the hospital campus.” He added, “However, a member of a newborn baby family, has not sent a complaint to the police station.
They have taken this problem with the authority of a senior hospital.” The Father who died, Javed, has alleged that the health staff in charge of his son’s treatment and Failed to maintain a warmer temperature, resulting in his death, he added.
He also claims after the death of a newborn child, the hospital government has been looking for apologies but we have been seeking justice.