Doctors' association seeks fair inquiry into patients' death at Rajaji hospital
Devdiscourse News Desk | Madurai (Tamil Nadu) | Updated: 09-05-2019 19:05 IST | Created: 09-05-2019 18:33 IST
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Dr GR Ravindranath, General Secretary of Doctor's Association for Social Equality, on Thursday demanded a fair inquiry into the deaths of three patients who were on ventilator support, allegedly due to a power cut, at a government hospital here.
Speaking to ANI on the incident at Rajaji hospital, Ravindranath said: "I demand a fair inquiry into this accident. A retired judge should be appointed for the same, only then will we be able to find out the truth. Reportedly, the incident happened due to a power cut. The administration did not take any steps to restore power immediately." The deceased have been identified as Mallika, Palaniyammal and Raveendran.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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