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Patient's Death at Barisal Medical College Hospital

Hospital authorities file counter case

Our Correspondent, Bansai
The authorities of Barisal Sher-e-Bangla Medical College Hospital (SBMCH) yesterday lodged a counter case against 15 accused including five family members of a dead patient for assaulting doctors of the hospital.
Abdul Jalil, administrative officer of SBMCH, lodged the case with Barisal Chief Metropolitan Magistrate's Court for barring
the doctors from performing their duties, and for injuring them by beating, and defaming them.
Md Wahiduzzaman Shikdar, magistrate of the court, ordered officer-in-charge of Kotwali Police Station to submit a report after investigation.
Julia Begum, wife of the dead patient, Rezaul Karim from Badarpur village under Sadar upazila in Patuakhali; and Razaul's
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brothers and cousins Selim Khan, Sohel Khan, Shahin Khan and fahirul Islam Babu were named and 10 others unnamed accused in the case.
The complainant alleged that the accused around 10:30am on May 18 attacked Dr Shahidul Islam, assistant registrar, and Dr Maniruzzaman, assistant professor, of the orthopaedics department at the hospital, and beat them with sticks following the death of Rezaul around 9:20am.
The accused also ransacked the office of the department, causing damages of property worth Tk 80,000.
On May 20, Julia lodged a complaint with the same court against 50 doctors
and interns, including four named, of SBMCH, alleging that their negligence had caused the death of Rezaul, who was admitted to the hospital on May 15 after a road accident.
She also complained that the doctors beat the patient's attendants with sticks after the latter wanted to know about the cause of the death.
The court ordered the OC of Kotwali police to register the case.
OC Shakhawat Hossain said they had recorded the case yesterday after obtaining the order of the court.
Regarding the case filed by SBMCH, he said they were yet to receive the court order.