In a tragic incident in Telangana, a pregnant woman lost her twin babies after receiving medical advice through a video call instead of an in-person consultation. The woman, who was experiencing labor pains, sought help at a local hospital. However, the attending doctor was not present and provided guidance remotely via video call. Following the advice, the woman was referred to another hospital, but unfortunately, both babies were declared dead upon arrival.
The family of the woman has alleged negligence on the part of the medical staff and has demanded a thorough investigation into the matter. Health authorities have initiated a probe to determine the sequence of events and assess whether proper medical protocols were followed. This incident has raised concerns about the reliance on remote consultations in critical medical situations.
The case has sparked outrage among the local community, with many questioning the adequacy of healthcare services in the region. Officials have assured that appropriate action will be taken based on the findings of the investigation. The incident underscores the importance of timely and direct medical intervention, especially in emergencies involving expectant mothers.
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