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00:04A horrific incident recently occurred at a public hospital in New Delhi, India.
00:08Hospitalization accidents
00:09A 42-year-old man was lying in a hospital bed
00:12The ceiling fan suddenly came loose and broke.
00:16It hit him hard in the abdomen and thigh.
00:20After three hours of treatment
00:22The man eventually succumbed to his injuries.
00:23And such a tragedy occurred in the hospital
00:25Logically, the hospital should be responsible for explaining the situation to the family.
00:29Provide reasonable compensation
00:30But things took a completely different turn.
00:32The hospital not only firmly denied that a ceiling fan had killed someone, but also...
00:36They also attributed the cause of death to the patient's own illness.
00:39This greatly displeased the family members.
00:41A report by NDTV in India pointed out
00:44The accident occurred at approximately 9:30 p.m. local time on the 18th.
00:48Akbar, the man in bed number 27 at the hospital, was lying down at the time.
00:53rest
00:53However, it was struck on the spot by the loose ceiling fan above.
00:57From the footage circulating online, it can be seen that...
01:00Akbar was lying in bed breathing rapidly when he was hit in the thigh.
01:05Very uncomfortable
01:06Medical staff are busy providing first aid
01:07His relatives and friends were already holding his hand and comforting him.
01:10However, according to eyewitnesses and other patients' families...
01:14Medical staff did not arrive at the scene immediately after the incident.
01:18The resident physician's first thought wasn't even to perform emergency resuscitation.
01:22But rather, how to shirk responsibility
01:24They only heard a loud bang before the ceiling fan crashed down on Akbar.
01:27On his body
01:28A lawyer friend who claimed to have witnessed the entire process revealed
01:32He witnessed the ceiling fan fall when he went to visit his brother.
01:36And immediately record it as evidence.
01:38He emphasized that Akbar was perfectly fine before the incident.
01:41But he died later.
01:43The doctor even tried to deflect blame by saying the object hit the nurse.
01:47But he was there and clearly smashed the object directly onto the patient.
01:52Later, the families collectively protested the hospital's lax management.
01:56Rescue delays
01:58They also criticized that most of the air conditioners and fans in the ward were broken.
02:02Only the doctors' lounge has air conditioning.
02:04They didn't take the patients' lives seriously at all.
02:07Some patients' families also revealed
02:09This hospital has a history of absurd incidents involving giving patients the wrong injections.
02:14negligence
02:15Before the accident happened, patients and their relatives had complained.
02:18The weather was extremely humid and hot at the time.
02:21However, none of the air conditioners in the ward were functioning properly.
02:25People could only rely on ceiling fans for ventilation.
02:29Unexpectedly, it turned into a deadly tragedy.
02:33Faced with strong accusations from the family members
02:35The hospital immediately issued a statement to clarify.
02:37According to preliminary investigations...
02:39The ceiling fan fell because the shaft broke.
02:42Such a failure is extremely rare and unusual.
02:45A detailed investigation will be conducted later.
02:47However, regarding the cause of Akhba's death
02:49The hospital, however, firmly stated that it had nothing to do with the ceiling fan.
02:53They also said there were no signs of external injury on the deceased's body.
02:56No other injuries or fatalities were reported.
02:59According to the hospital...
03:00Because the deceased was already unconscious when he was taken to the hospital.
03:04He also has high blood pressure, stroke, and encephalopathy.
03:07It was also accompanied by aspiration pneumonia and respiratory failure.
03:11Complications such as
03:12Therefore, his eventual death was unrelated to the weight of the ceiling fan.
03:16According to reports
03:17Currently, the hospital and the family are still giving conflicting accounts.
03:20Unable to reach a consensus
03:32Of course, discussion is welcome.
03:32madre
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