Malda Hospital Death

A government doctor on sunday was severely beaten up by angry locals at Manikchak in West Bengal's Malda district for referring a woman in labour to another hospital leading to the death of the new born.

The spectre of crib deaths returned to haunt West Bengal with 11 infants losing their lives at the Malda Medical College and Hospital in the past three days.

The spectre of crib deaths returned to Malda Medical College and Hospital with 15 infants dying in the past three days.

A day after seven infant deaths were reported from the Malda Medical College and Hospital in West Bengal, three more children have died today, bringing the death tally to 10 in the last 48 hours.

Seven infants have died in the past 24 hours at West Bengal's Malda Medical College and Hospital, which has witnessed frequent crib deaths in the recent past.

Three more babies died at the Malda Medical College and Hospital today, taking the total number of crib deaths in the facility to 16 in the past three days.

At least 20 infants have died at a government hospital in West Bengal's Malda district in the past 72 hours, with 10 deaths reported in the last 24 hours.

Even as the death toll in the death of infants in Malda medical college hospital rose to 16, a three member expert team on Sunday ascertained that the casualties were caused due to malnutrition and low weight.

Three more infants died at the Malda Medical College Hospital, taking the total number of crib deaths at the facility in the past three days to 12.

At least nine infants have died at the Malda Medical College Hospital in West Bengal over the last 24 hours.

Four more children died at the Malda College and Hospital in Malda, taking the total number of crib deaths to 31 since Saturday even as a Health Taskforce claimed the situation is not alarming.

With the death of four children on Tuesday, altogether 23 crib deaths were reported from Malda Medical College and Hospital in Malda district since Saturday, hospital sources said.

Three children have died of a mysterious fever, suspected to be dengue, while 200 others have been admitted to the Malda district hospital in West Bengal today.

Nine babies died within a space of 12 hours at the Malda Medical College and Hospital in the district where barely two months back 20 newborns had died. Of the nine babies, who died between Wednesday evening and Thursday morning, seven were aged between one and 26 days while two others were between the ages of six and eight months, hospital sources...

Seven of the babies were just 15-days-old. Vice-principal of the hospital Dr M A Rashid said most of them came from rural hospitals in Malda district and outside with problems ranging from pneumonia to septicaemia.

A government doctor on sunday was severely beaten up by angry locals at Manikchak in West Bengal's Malda district for referring a woman in labour to another hospital leading to the death of the new born.

The spectre of crib deaths returned to haunt West Bengal with 11 infants losing their lives at the Malda Medical College and Hospital in the past three days.

The spectre of crib deaths returned to Malda Medical College and Hospital with 15 infants dying in the past three days.

A day after seven infant deaths were reported from the Malda Medical College and Hospital in West Bengal, three more children have died today, bringing the death tally to 10 in the last 48 hours.

Seven infants have died in the past 24 hours at West Bengal's Malda Medical College and Hospital, which has witnessed frequent crib deaths in the recent past.

Three more babies died at the Malda Medical College and Hospital today, taking the total number of crib deaths in the facility to 16 in the past three days.

At least 20 infants have died at a government hospital in West Bengal's Malda district in the past 72 hours, with 10 deaths reported in the last 24 hours.

Even as the death toll in the death of infants in Malda medical college hospital rose to 16, a three member expert team on Sunday ascertained that the casualties were caused due to malnutrition and low weight.

Three more infants died at the Malda Medical College Hospital, taking the total number of crib deaths at the facility in the past three days to 12.

At least nine infants have died at the Malda Medical College Hospital in West Bengal over the last 24 hours.

Four more children died at the Malda College and Hospital in Malda, taking the total number of crib deaths to 31 since Saturday even as a Health Taskforce claimed the situation is not alarming.

With the death of four children on Tuesday, altogether 23 crib deaths were reported from Malda Medical College and Hospital in Malda district since Saturday, hospital sources said.

Three children have died of a mysterious fever, suspected to be dengue, while 200 others have been admitted to the Malda district hospital in West Bengal today.

Nine babies died within a space of 12 hours at the Malda Medical College and Hospital in the district where barely two months back 20 newborns had died. Of the nine babies, who died between Wednesday evening and Thursday morning, seven were aged between one and 26 days while two others were between the ages of six and eight months, hospital sources...

Seven of the babies were just 15-days-old. Vice-principal of the hospital Dr M A Rashid said most of them came from rural hospitals in Malda district and outside with problems ranging from pneumonia to septicaemia.