The hospital administration has asked three doctors for an explanation regarding the incident where a patient who came to the provincial hospital died during surgery after being sent to a private hospital.
The hospital administration asked the three doctors who sent the patients to the provincial hospital Gaur to a private hospital for lack of equipment within 24 hours on Sunday.
A patient who came to the provincial hospital on Saturday afternoon was sent to a private hospital and died during surgery. After the incident, the victim's family appealed to the police administration demanding action against the doctor's negligence. Locals are putting pressure on the doctor by writing on social media, demanding action. The victim's family has put pressure on the local administration for a fair investigation of the incident.
Provincial Hospital Dr. Gaur. Pankaj Sah, Feroze Anjum and Ghanshyam Thakur have been asked for an explanation within 24 hours. After the incident, all three doctors are out of touch. After the death of 18-year-old Lalu Adhikari of Gaur Municipality-3 during surgery, the hospital administration asked for an explanation after the victim's relatives demanded an investigation, saying that the doctor was negligent.
On Saturday afternoon, the officer was admitted to the Provincial Hospital Gaur after suffering stomach pain. After conducting some tests there, the medical officer of the hospital, Dr. Ghanshyam Thakur had said that the patient's intestines had ruptured.
According to the uncle of the deceased, Devendra Adhikari, Dr. Another Dr. Thakur said that the hospital does not have the necessary facilities for treatment. He asked Pankaj to contact Saha. Dr. According to the victim, Sah told him to take the patient to the private Gaur Center Hospital there.
Relatives of the deceased said that Dr. Sah was taken from the government to a private one to perform the surgery himself. After the surgery, the patient's condition became critical. After that, the patient was taken to National Medical College Birganj at night. When he was taken to the medical college, the doctor informed that the patient had died.
After the death of the officer, the victim's family appealed to the administration demanding action against the doctors of the Provincial Hospital and Gaur Center Hospital. After bringing the dead body from Birganj, the victim has requested the District Police Gaur for a fair investigation of the incident and action against the doctors involved in the negligence. Devendra, uncle of the deceased, said, "It is not normal for a person to die during surgery after being sent to a good hospital for benefits." It is like murder. Why was he referred to a private hospital from Gaur Provincial Hospital? The doctor involved in the negligence should be punished. Feroze Anjum, Pankaj Sah and Dr. Provincial Hospital. He said that a request has been made to the district police for investigation and action against Ghanshyam Thakur. After taking the patient from the provincial hospital to a private one, Dr. Sah had reached there.
The picture of him tearing and sewing a large part of his stomach immediately went viral on social media. The doctor was also working at Sah Gaur Center Hospital. That's why he has accused that he stopped referring the patient to Birganj and took the patient's life for greed of money.
Provincial Hospital Gaur Medical Superintendent Dr. Murari Thakur informed that the hospital doctors Pankaj Sah, Feroze Anjum and Ghanshyam Thakur have been asked for an explanation about how the patient who had to be referred to Birganj for intestinal surgery was sent to a private hospital in Gaur.
'Even though we are a machine for transferring patients, due to the lack of MD doctors, we are forced to refer complex surgery patients to Birganj,' he said, 'Who sent the patients from the regional hospital to the private one is a subject of investigation. We have asked for a written reply from the hospital doctor within 24 hours.
MD Ujjwal Thakur, who runs the GA machine that sticks patients in the hospital, has been transferred a month ago, but no one has come to the provincial hospital. For this reason, the medical superintendent Dr. Thakur said.
President of Provincial Hospital Gaur, Anwar Hasmi, said that if there is a problem with equipment or other problems in the government, it should be referred to a well-equipped hospital. "We are also not satisfied with such an unpleasant incident," he said. All three of them are out of touch.'
After the three doctors who were asked for an explanation after the death of the patient became out of touch, the hospital gave the explanation letter to the staff staying in the doctor's room.
