Last Updated: October 04, 2023, 21:32 IST
As many as 221 new patients were admitted to the hospital from October 2 to 3, as per an official release.(Representative Image)
The deceased patients included two prematurely born babies, the hospital official said. The development came amid the furore caused by the report of 31 patients dying at the hospital in 48 hours earlier this week
Six more deaths were recorded in 24 hours at the Dr Shankarrao Chavan Government Medical College and Hospital in central Maharashtra’s Nanded city, an official said on Wednesday.
The deceased patients included two prematurely born babies, the hospital official said. The development came amid the furore caused by the report of 31 patients dying at the hospital in 48 hours earlier this week.
“Another six critical patients died from October 2 to 3. The two babies among them were born prematurely. The other four deaths took place due to the reasons such as renal failure and multiple organ failure,” the official told PTI.
As many as 221 new patients were admitted to the hospital from October 2 to 3, as per an official release. Currently, 823 patients are being treated at the hospital, it said.
(This story has not been edited by News18 staff and is published from a syndicated news agency feed – PTI)
