On the next shocking incident, the second newborn girl, bitten rats in the government of Madhya Pradesh, died on Wednesday.
The hospital administration attributed the cause of the death of septicemia (blood poisoning or blood infection).
Ashok Yadav, Superintendant Myh, said NDTV: “Both children had congenital anemia and were transferred from the outside. One weighed 1 kg and the other 1.6 kg and hemoglobin was also low.
Myh representative of Superintendent Dr. Jitendra Verma told reporters that a child who recently attacked rats in hospital died during treatment.
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He also said that a girl weighing only 1.60 kg suffered from various congenital deformations, including intestinal malformation.
The girl was operated seven days ago, but her condition was critical. In the end, she died because of septicemia, infection that occurs when bacteria enter the bloodstream and spread, said Dr. Jitendra Verma.
The girl was bitten by rats on two left -hand fingers and caused “slight scratches”.
According to the wishes of the family members of the girl, the post was not carried out and the body was handed over to them.
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On Tuesday, another newborn girl lost his life, who also became the victim of a rat attack in the same hospital.
She also suffered from various congenital deformities and died because of “pneumonia infection”, the hospital officials said.
Both victims of rats attack were adopted in the intensive care unit (ICU) of the separation associated with the surgery of newborns.
Based on the initial investigation of rats biting incidents at Maharaja Yashwantrao hospital, two nursing officers were suspended on Tuesday and the function was removed by the nursing superintendent.
After the incident, the management and administration of hospitals took a strong step and pest control activity takes place daily.
There was also a special meeting of nursing officers and employees who brought them to inform immediately about the inspection agency of the pest, if a ratio -related problem was reported, Dr. Jitendra Verma.
Meanwhile, the Deputy Minister and Minister of Health Rajendra Shukl said there was an immediate measure in my hospital and a high -level committee was created for the incident investigation.
He also said that a fine £1 Lakh was deposited at the check agency of the pest and a notice of termination was issued.
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