Doctor arrested for medical negligence

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  • April 15, 2016

Ghaziabad

In an alleged case of medical negligence, a doctor was booked for amputating fingers and thumb of a woman after giving a wrong injection to her, police said today.A case was filed after the victim woman tried to immolate herself in the Kotwali police station complex yesterday. The accused doctor from district hospital here and another unidentified man have been booked in the case and further probe in on, said Inspector Dhirendra Yadav.

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