Kin allege oxygen shortage led to death of two COVID-19 patients
The Hindu
Kin of two COVID-19 patients who were undergoing treatment at a private hospital protested and charged that the deaths occurred due to shortage in supply of medical oxygen. However, health department
Kin of two COVID-19 patients who were undergoing treatment at a private hospital protested and charged that the deaths occurred due to shortage in supply of medical oxygen. However, health department denied the charges and said that patients died due to ill-health condition. A 41-year-old man from Alagapuram and another man aged 42 from M. Kollapatti who were undergoing treatment for COVID-19 disease died at a private hospital here. The patients reportedly died in a gap of about two hours during early of Friday and the kin protested outside the hospital and alleged that the patients died due to shortage of medical oxygen.
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