Two newborns of mice were killed in NICU of MY Hospital.
The High Court has taken a tough stand on the death of two newborns due to mice in MY Hospital. The High Court has given notice to the government if there is no strict action even after 15 days. The status report of the entire case has been sought till 15 September. After this notice, the hospital is deployed
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The doubles bench of Justice Vivek Rusia and Justice JK Pillai took suo motu cognizance, considering the matter to be related to the fundamental rights and public health of the newborns.
The court also noted that concrete punitive action was not taken against the cleanliness and paste -controlled private company Ageal Security, while its negligence caused this painful accident.
In view of the attitude of the High Court, the Principal Secretary (Public Health and Safety) gave instructions to remove the aged company. Removed Dr. Brijesh Lahoti, HOD of the Department of Pediatric Surgery. In -charge HOD has suspended Dr. Manoj Joshi.
High court sought this answer from the government
- What action has been taken so far in the case?
- What is the Current Status?
- What action has been taken on what responsibilities have been taken so far?
In Nicu, the newborns were placed in these incubators. Rats had given their hands to their hands.
Trying to suppress the case from the beginning Senior officials tried to suppress the facts. He claimed that newborns died due to serious illness, not by bite of mice. It was reported that children’s organs were not fully developed.
Incorrect information was also given about the death of the newborn of Dhar resident couple. The then Collector Ashish Singh and Medical Education Commissioner Tarun Rathi were also misled by giving wrong feedback that the postmortem has been done and the report does not mention the bite of the rat. On this basis, both officers gave wrong information to the media.
Four -member inquiry committee reported The four -member inquiry committee constituted on 3 September had given a report to Medical Education Commissioner Tarun Rathi, on the basis of which Principal Secretary Sandeep Yadav directed HLL Infratech Services (HITES) to cancel the contract of agile security. Agile was entrusted with the responsibility of cleaning, safety and paste control of the hospital.
Instructions were given to abolish the MoU (agreement) of Agile Security.
The truth revealed due to the revelation of Dainik Bhaskar The truth of the case came to light when ‘Dainik Bhaskar’ gathered digital evidence and made it clear via video in the CMO room that the newborn’s postmortem was not done.
After this, postmortem was done on the arrival of the family on 6 September. The biggest disclosure was when the family reached the village with the dead body late at night and on opening the packing, he saw that the rats had eaten four fingers of one hand.
The family was given the body of a newborn in the box. When he opened the box at home, he did not have four fingers.
The action taken by the responsibilities was also caught
Agile only imposed a minor penalty first Initially, agile security was fined only Rs 1 lakh. There was a warning of such recurrence in future. His MoU was not canceled and no concrete action was taken despite sensitive responsibility.
Action, agency defended on small employees In the past, two nursing officers were suspended by Dean Dr. Arvind Ghanghoria, while nursing superintendent Joseph was removed and six others were issued condolence notices.
There was resentment among these employees that the main responsibility was for Agile, but the lower level staff was targeted while saving it. After this, Dr. Mahesh Kacharia was appointed as Assistant Nursing Superintendent.
The Congress and Jayas were protesting from the beginning in the case and demanding that the dean and superintendent be suspended and the agile company should take strict action.
Superintendent on leave, action on many officers
Dr. Ashok Yadav gave up the health and took leave.
Superintendent Dr. Ashok Yadav sought a 15 -day leave on September 11, citing health deteriorating, and on Wednesday, Dr. Basant Ningwal was appointed as acting superintendent. However, there are discussions that he has been removed in the name of holiday.
Along with this, Dr. Manoj Joshi (in -charge HOD, Pediatric Surgery) has been suspended.
New action taken so far
- Dr. Brijesh Kumar Lahoti was removed from the post of HOD, Pediatric Surgery.
- Dr. Ashok Kumar Ladha was given the charge of the department.
- Appointed Dr. Basant Ningwal as Superintendent in charge.
- Dr. Sumit Singh was given the responsibility of overseeing the Super Specialty Hospital.
- Dr. Ramu Thakur was made HOD, Transfusion Medicine Department.
Five -member committee set up to monitor paste control On Wednesday, Dr. Arvind Ghanghoria, Dean of MGM Medical College, has formed a five-member committee to monitor paste control works in all hospitals and departments under the college from time to time to resolve the problems and problems. It includes Dr. Shanal Kothari, Dr. Rajiv Lohokare, Dr. Yogita Dixit, Dr. Priyanka Kiyawat and Dr. Pankaj Parashar.
5 lakh assistance to family on Dewas’s newborn death
On the other hand, the administration has also given financial assistance in the case of Dewas’s newborn girl (Rehana’s daughter) due to the death of mice. On Wednesday, Jayas National President Advocate Lokesh Mujalda, along with his activists and family members of the deceased newborn, met Collector Shivam Verma and demanded financial assistance.
He said that earlier, financial assistance of Rs 5 lakh was given to the family of the newborn of Dhar. On the same lines, the family of Dewas’s girl should also be assisted.
After this, on the instructions of the Collector, ADM Roshan Rai completed the process of releasing the assistance. The family gets Rs 2 lakh. From Red Cross Society and Rs 3 lakh. The hospital administration was given through checks.
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