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Mangaluru: Wenlock hospital doctors accused of 'playing computer games' instead of treating patient

  •   Sat, Jan 29 2022 10:56:41 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (ANK)

Mangaluru, Jan 29: A video has surfaced in the social media that shows Wenlock hospital ICU doctors and staff playing games on their computer instead of attending to the patient.

It is said that Vijay (40) from Vagga had suffered head injuries after a fall due to high blood pressure. He was immediately shifted to Wenlock hospital on January 22. When the patient reached the hospital, instead of attending to him, the ICU doctor and other personnel, it is claimed, were playing games on their computer.


Screengrab from the viral video

Whenever the patient's close ones called the doctors and the staff requesting them to attend to the patient, it is said, they failed to respond. The family has alleged that the doctors did not treat the patient and asked them to take the patient to some private hospital. The patient was the shifted to a private hospital immediately.

In the video shared in the social media, the patient's relatives have urged the district administration to take action against the doctors and staff for dereliction of duty.


 

 
  

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  • Suresh Rai, Boloor

    Sat, Jan 29 2022

    It’s a shame to see our young doctors targeted like this. The casualty doctors would’ve been waiting for the senior staff to attend to the case as their job is to only do the initial assesment and care. These young doctors have the thankless duty of working 24 hours straight duty in the government hospital, and when they take a break for 10 minutes once they have done their initial assessment, this is the kind of thanks we give them. India is doomed if such people who lack any kind of empathy target our youth and our future doctors like this. I would also like to advise the media outlet to emphatize and publish the side of the doctors too rather than simply target them like this in this manner Jai hind.

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  • Suresh Rai, Boloor

    Sat, Jan 29 2022

    It’s a shame to see our young doctors targeted like this. The casualty doctors would’ve been waiting for the senior staff to attend to the case as their job is to only do the initial assesment and care. These young doctors have the thankless duty of working 24 hours straight duty in the government hospital, and when they take a break for 10 minutes once they have done their initial assessment, this is the kind of thanks we give them. India is doomed if such people who lack any kind of empathy target our youth and our future doctors like this. I would also like to advise the media outlet to emphatize and publish the side of the doctors too rather than simply target them like this in this manner Jai hind.

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  • Selly, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 31 2022

    Do you mean the Doctors did the right thing? Oh! that was not your relative so it won't hurt you,। How would you have felt if they had delaye; treating your hurt relative? Don't support wrong actions

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  • NS BHAT, Kasaragod

    Sat, Jan 29 2022

    It is not clear why they didn't attend the case. May be, there is no facility for that particular issue. First, the reason should be evaluated.

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  • Pram, Mangalore

    Sat, Jan 29 2022

    Not fair to say they are playing, the staff works 15 hours a day , they need to relax and that might be the reason they are playing, or might be they finish thier shit only waiting for thier friend ..., Our PM works 18 hours without rest busy making profits for thier business friends.

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  • Pokka Cunnah (Da’Cunjaa), Kudla / Goa

    Sat, Jan 29 2022

    Not surprising _ wonder what happened to the other doctor who was playing rail games with the women staff . ?? Must be used by BJP for canvassing in UP ?.

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  • Jossy Tauro, Mangalore

    Sat, Jan 29 2022

    The political leaders will not bother because they don't go to government hospital.s. cannot imagine if no private hospitals in India

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  • Ajay Rebello, Kallianpur

    Sat, Jan 29 2022

    It is a govt hospital, what else do you expect, also mbbs doctors cant do brain surgery only first aid and stiches.

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  • francis lobo, Mangalore

    Sat, Jan 29 2022

    Where is Mr. Sharan Pumpwell now?. He and his team protested last week when a lady died during delivery and wanted compensation. Even when the hospital explained the case he was adamant. Now the protest will shift to Wenlock Hospital

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Sat, Jan 29 2022

    saffron govt is busy in drafting laws on cow slaughter, love jihad and conversion...governance has gone to the dogs....keep voting the blue kings...before 2014 wenlock was number one in medical aid..no chance for such callousness...only solution bring back secular Congress or elese aise hi sadthe raho...

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  • Rahul Kejar, Mangalore

    Sat, Jan 29 2022

    You are already doing social work

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