Karachi:
Jinnah Hospital Karachi’s intensive care unit (ICU) has been reported by the deceased by the deceased, after which doctors from the hospital’s medicine department stopped work, which severely affected the emergency services.
According to sources, the incident happened on Monday night when 17 -year -old Nisar Ali, who was suffering from respiratory disorder, was brought to Jinnah Hospital for treatment.
The family believes that doctors refused to enter the ICU, which caused Nisar Ali’s condition to deteriorate and he died. After the incident, the survivors protested with the body at the hospital.
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The family alleged that the doctors not only refused to provide the bed to the patient but also abused them, in response to which the victims tortured Dr Shiva Ram.
According to the CCTV footage, 10 to 15 people forcibly entered the ICU and dragged Dr. Shiva Ram out.
According to Dr. Shiva Ram, only 9 beds were available in the ICU and all were filled, making it not possible to enter the new patient.
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He said the patient was instructed to shift to another ward due to the absence of a bed.
After the incident, doctors of the Emergency Medicine Department of Jinnah Hospital stopped work against the violence, causing severe problems for the patients coming to the emergency.
According to Senior Medical Officer Dr. Waqar, the preliminary treatment of emergency medicine doctors is done, in which the situation may be serious.
On the other hand, the family alleges that Nisar Ali was killed due to the alleged negligence and inhumane behavior of doctors.
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He alleged that the doctor refused to move the patient to ward number 23 and was not provided on time.
The family has filed a petition in the police station and demanded that a murder case be filed against a negligent doctor.
The hospital administration and the police have begun investigating the incident, while the assailants are being identified with the help of CCTV footage.
The hospital administration says security measures will be tightened to ensure the safety of patients and staff.
