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Jui's body exhumed 24 days after burial

Staff Correspondent
The body of Sultana Razia Jui, a fashion designer, was exhumed in presence of a magistrate from a city graveyard yesterday, 24 days after its burial, forpost-mortem.
Jui died on January 24 at the Galaxy Hospital in Mirpur allegedly due to negligence and wrong treatment of the attending doctors.
Since her death, Jui's family members, relatives and locals have been demanding proper investigation into the incident and exemplary punishment to doctors and hospital authorities.
The Chief Metropolitan Magistrate s Court, Dhaka ordered to exhume the body of Jui after one of her brothers filed a case with Mirpur Police Station accusing three doc-tors Atiar Rahman, Mohammad Salful and TM Zafar ullah.
Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Sazia Afreen was present when Jui's body was exhumed.
She identified the body with the help of family members and relatives and issued order to send the body to morgue for post-mortem.
Jui, a fashion designer of Red Point at Dhaka Export Processing Zone (DEPZ), died several hours after she underwent a surgery at Galaxy Hospital near Mirpur-10 on January24.
Talking to The Daily Star yesterday Kamruzzaman Prince, Jui's brother and com- r plainant of the case, said noticing anomalies in the hospital, Jui urged them to shift her from there.
“We did the mistake at the cost of the life of my sister paying no heed to her request,” Prince said with his eyes brimming with tears.
"These three 'greedy' doctors persuaded us not to move Jui from the hospital," he said, adding, " My sister is a victim of excessive greed of the hospital authorities.”
Prinpe alleged that the ■hospital - authoHOee-•irifdfnifed them Whht'lfrd patient was suffering from gastric, but later they told that she needed an operation to remove appendicitis.
He said the doctors were confused about her problem and provided wrong treatment from the very beginning of her admission to the hospital.
He also alleged that the doctors went to treat another patient leaving Jui bleeding due to a faulty operation at the operation theatre (OT).
When contacted, Dr Atiur Rahman, who is also a surgeon at Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University Hospital, said the operation was flawless and the patient died not because of operation-related complications.