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A woman who underwent a C-section at an unregistered private clinic in Panki, Daltonganj, was rescued and admitted to Medinirai Medical College Hospital. Officials acted on a tip-off, raiding Jeevan Clinic & Trauma Centre, which was only authorized for Ayurvedic medicine. The mother and child are now under medical supervision and reported to be in stable condition.
Daltonganj: A 25-year-old woman, who delivered a boy through a caesarean section at a private clinic in Panki on Saturday, was later rescued and admitted to the Medinirai Medical College Hospital (MMCH) here as the operation was carried out at the clinic, which has no registration certificate to do so.Officials said both mother and child were admitted to the obstetrics and gynaecology ward of the hospital around 11.09 pm on Saturday. The head of the department of obstetrics and gynaecology, Dr Sagen Dahanga, and Dr Qadir Pervez were mo
Officials outside the clinic
nitoring their health status, which is currently fine, said MMCH manager Sunit Srivastav.Dr Pervez said the operation was properly done and described that the stitches were not done haphazardly and the bleeding was controlled.Other hospital officials said the patient has a haemoglobin count of just 7 g/dL, and her child has been given the maiden dose of immunisation.District civil surgeon Dr Anil Kumar Srivastava said, “We got a tip-off about the woman being operated upon in a private clinic at Panki.” Acting swiftly on the tip-off, a joint team of police, civil and medical officials identified the private clinic as Jeevan Clinic & Trauma Centre and raided it at night.
During the raid, they found the woman, Godhni Kumari, of Bagla village under the Tarhassi police station of Palamu, and her newborn.
The operation was conducted around 11 am on Sept 6, Dr Srivastava said.The clinic has a provisional certificate of registration for one year under the Clinical Establishment Act for providing Ayurvedic medicine, the civil surgeon said.“It’s a crime against humanity where an unsuspecting patient was so operated upon in a health facility entitled to provide only Ayurvedic medicine,” Dr Srivastava added.Officials said there was no clue as to the identity of the surgeon who conducted the C-section.SDPO (Lesliganj) Manoj Kumar Jha said, “The clinic has been sealed in the presence of a magistrate on Saturday night after rescuing the woman. She was the lone patient in the clinic.”
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