IndiaIn Rewa, India, two doctors from Gandhi Memorial Hospital were suspended after a woman named Kalpana Mishra and her newborn baby died during childbirth. The incident occurred on August 26, following Mishra's admission for delivery on August 25. A video surfaced showing Mishra allegedly screaming that the doctors wanted to kill her, which went viral. Her family accused the medical staff of negligence, leading to unrest at the hospital. The Madhya Pradesh government formed a five-member committee to investigate the case. Deputy Chief Minister and Health Minister Rajendra Shukla called the incident 'sad and unfortunate' and stated that disciplinary actions had been taken against the involved doctors. The government emphasized efforts to improve healthcare infrastructure and ensure quality care in public hospitals.
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