New Delhi:
In a shocking incident recently reported from Bhopal, a woman delivered a baby girl in the toilet of a hospital after being refused to be attended by the doctors. Latest media report suggests that the doctors refused to attend 24-year-old Muskan, an allegation which is refuted by the Sultania Women Government Hospital authorities.
Seven-month pregnant Muskan got admitted to the hospital after facing some major issues on Wednesday.
"In an acute pain, Muskan went to the toilet where she delivered the baby. The baby got stuck in the commode. When Muskan didn’t come out for 45 minutes, I knocked the door and found the baby was stuck in the toilet and I called the hospital staff," Muskan's mother-in-law Heera Bai was quoted while interacting with a leading daily.
"I scolded them for their negligence but instead of accepting their mistake, they pushed me out," Heera added further.
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The baby was later admitted to the Hamidia hospital and said to be in a critical condition on ventilator.
Refusing the entire allegation hospital superintendent Karan Peepre has said, "the baby is stated to be critical because the woman delivered a premature baby weighing less than 1 kg. The allegations of negligence on the part of doctors and staff members are baseless."
