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Madhya Pradesh Hospital Wrongly Declares Covid Patient Dead - Twice
A 58-year-old suspected Covid-19 patient was wrongly declared dead -- twice -- by authorities earlier this week at a hospital in Madhya Pradesh's Vidisha district. The second time the patient's family had even prepared for his funeral.
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French Woman, Declared Dead, Fights To Prove She's Alive
A 58-year-old French woman, who was wrongfully declared dead in a long-running dispute with a former employee, goes to court Monday in the city of Lyon to try resurrect her existence.
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On CCTV, Man Seen Riding Bike On Wrong Side While On Phone, Crashes
The doctors declared him brain dead and a case has been registered with the Hyderabad police.
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Max Hospital Case: Twins' Father Seeks Court-Monitored Probe
The father of the twin babies, one of whom was wrongly declared dead by the Shalimar Bagh Max Hospital, has sought a court-monitored probe into the matter, alleging that the ongoing "tainted" investigation may harm the prosecution case.
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Max Hospital Case: Family Seeks CBI Probe, Protests Outside Hospital
The family of the twin babies, one of whom was wrongly declared dead by Max Hospital in Shalimar Bagh, demanded a CBI probe into the case after an appellate authority stayed the Delhi government order cancelling the hospital's licence.
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Cops Seek Delhi Medical Association Opinion On Max Hospital Case
The Delhi Police has written to the Delhi Medical Association (DMA) seeking its opinion in the case of a premature baby being wrongly declared dead by Max Hospital.
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Cancelling Max Hospital License Irrational: Delhi Medical Association
The Delhi Medical Association (DMA) today termed the city government's decision to cancel the licence of Max Super Specialty Hospital in Shalimar Bagh over wrongly declaring dead a newborn as "irrational and autocratic".
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Report On Hospital That Declared Newborn Dead Likely In 2 Days: Delhi Health Minister
A Delhi government probe panel that is investigating alleged medical negligence by an upscale hospital in north Delhi's Shalimar Bagh will give its final report in two days. Max Super Speciality Hospital had wrongly declared a newborn dead along with his stillborn twin.
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Hospital That Declared Newborn Dead Didn't Follow Norms: Delhi Panel
A Delhi government panel formed to probe the case of a premature baby, wrongly declared dead by an upscale private hospital, has found the hospital guilty of not following prescribed medical norms in dealing with newborn infants.
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Delhi Government To Put Out Legal Framework To Check Medical Negligence
The Delhi government would come up with a legal framework to check the "loot" and "criminal negligence" by the private hospitals, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said today, in the wake of a premature baby being wrongly declared dead by a city hospital.
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Herath proves rumours of his death wrong by playing vs Australia
Social media was abuzz overnight with news that the left-arm spinner had been declared dead following a car crash in Sydney with champion Sri Lankan fast bowler Chaminda Vaas escaping with an injury.
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Madhya Pradesh Hospital Wrongly Declares Covid Patient Dead - Twice
A 58-year-old suspected Covid-19 patient was wrongly declared dead -- twice -- by authorities earlier this week at a hospital in Madhya Pradesh's Vidisha district. The second time the patient's family had even prepared for his funeral.
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French Woman, Declared Dead, Fights To Prove She's Alive
A 58-year-old French woman, who was wrongfully declared dead in a long-running dispute with a former employee, goes to court Monday in the city of Lyon to try resurrect her existence.
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On CCTV, Man Seen Riding Bike On Wrong Side While On Phone, Crashes
The doctors declared him brain dead and a case has been registered with the Hyderabad police.
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Max Hospital Case: Twins' Father Seeks Court-Monitored Probe
The father of the twin babies, one of whom was wrongly declared dead by the Shalimar Bagh Max Hospital, has sought a court-monitored probe into the matter, alleging that the ongoing "tainted" investigation may harm the prosecution case.
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Max Hospital Case: Family Seeks CBI Probe, Protests Outside Hospital
The family of the twin babies, one of whom was wrongly declared dead by Max Hospital in Shalimar Bagh, demanded a CBI probe into the case after an appellate authority stayed the Delhi government order cancelling the hospital's licence.
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Cops Seek Delhi Medical Association Opinion On Max Hospital Case
The Delhi Police has written to the Delhi Medical Association (DMA) seeking its opinion in the case of a premature baby being wrongly declared dead by Max Hospital.
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Cancelling Max Hospital License Irrational: Delhi Medical Association
The Delhi Medical Association (DMA) today termed the city government's decision to cancel the licence of Max Super Specialty Hospital in Shalimar Bagh over wrongly declaring dead a newborn as "irrational and autocratic".
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Report On Hospital That Declared Newborn Dead Likely In 2 Days: Delhi Health Minister
A Delhi government probe panel that is investigating alleged medical negligence by an upscale hospital in north Delhi's Shalimar Bagh will give its final report in two days. Max Super Speciality Hospital had wrongly declared a newborn dead along with his stillborn twin.
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Hospital That Declared Newborn Dead Didn't Follow Norms: Delhi Panel
A Delhi government panel formed to probe the case of a premature baby, wrongly declared dead by an upscale private hospital, has found the hospital guilty of not following prescribed medical norms in dealing with newborn infants.
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Delhi Government To Put Out Legal Framework To Check Medical Negligence
The Delhi government would come up with a legal framework to check the "loot" and "criminal negligence" by the private hospitals, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said today, in the wake of a premature baby being wrongly declared dead by a city hospital.
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Herath proves rumours of his death wrong by playing vs Australia
Social media was abuzz overnight with news that the left-arm spinner had been declared dead following a car crash in Sydney with champion Sri Lankan fast bowler Chaminda Vaas escaping with an injury.
