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IGMH Probes Alleged Case of Fingers Being Amputated After Wrong Injection

Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital (IGMH) is investigating an alleged case in which an 85-year-old woman had her fingers amputated after what social media posts describe as an injection error. The woman died on Tuesday while undergoing treatment, and the hospital said its committee's findings will be shared with the relevant authorities.

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  1. Tue 2 May
    The patient in the alleged injection error case passed away while undergoing treatment. on Tuesday only Maldives Republic It was learned later that the woman passed away on Tuesday while undergoing treatment.

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  • 85-year-old age of patient in alleged injection error case Maldives Republic A social media post bringing the case to light, alleges that the patient, an 85-year-old woman, was admitted to the hospital and had to undergo the amputation of her fingers due to an injection error.

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