A close hospital here which prerecorded the forward swine flu alteration in the land on Venerable 3 when school lover Reeda Shaikh succumbed to H1N1 communication, has been unwooded of charges of scrutiny wrongdoing by a window of doctors inquiring the episode.
Reeda, the 14-year-old alum of St Anne's period, died in Jehangir infirmary where she was admitted on July 26 after developing swine flu symptoms.
The soul's descent afterward filed a someone of offender neglect against the infirmary with Bund garden law.
According to inspector, Mr S.M. Naugauda, to whom the experts ngo comprising quintuplet doctors from Sassoon authorities hospital submitted the findings, the informing would now be forwarded to the utter board of upbeat for its opinion.
The body spell absolving the Jehangir polity of charges of nonachievement said there were no stipulated guidelines for testing and sample grouping at the term when Reeda was admitted to the hospital.
The longanimous was suspected of H1N1 incident on July 29 and put on device. The information said the "clinical impression" showed that there was no misconduct in management of the forbearing and the communicating provided on day to day part. The experts ngo was chaired by Arun Jamkar, senior of Sassoon infirmary.
Reeda, the 14-year-old alum of St Anne's period, died in Jehangir infirmary where she was admitted on July 26 after developing swine flu symptoms.
The soul's descent afterward filed a someone of offender neglect against the infirmary with Bund garden law.
According to inspector, Mr S.M. Naugauda, to whom the experts ngo comprising quintuplet doctors from Sassoon authorities hospital submitted the findings, the informing would now be forwarded to the utter board of upbeat for its opinion.
The body spell absolving the Jehangir polity of charges of nonachievement said there were no stipulated guidelines for testing and sample grouping at the term when Reeda was admitted to the hospital.
The longanimous was suspected of H1N1 incident on July 29 and put on device. The information said the "clinical impression" showed that there was no misconduct in management of the forbearing and the communicating provided on day to day part. The experts ngo was chaired by Arun Jamkar, senior of Sassoon infirmary.
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