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Delhi Hospital Tragedy: Mother Dies Hours After Delivering Twins
35-year-old Shivangi Sharma passed away at Nijhara Hospital, South Patel Nagar, New Delhi, just hours after giving birth to twins.
Family alleges gross medical negligence: delay in doctor’s response when she developed severe breathing difficulties, administration of wrong injection leading to sudden deterioration (body turning blue, foaming at mouth), and delay in providing ambulance while shifting to BLK-Max Hospital.
The body is yet to be handed over. Grieving family demands immediate justice and a thorough investigation.
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Main Vinayak Sharma.
Meri wife Shivangi ne 28 Apr ne Nijhara hospital, Patel Ngr mein twins ko janam diya… aur kuch ghanton baad uski hospital ki laparwahi se uski death ho gayi.
Mujhe insaaf chahiye. @DelhiPolice@CPDelhi@CMODelhi@DelhiGovDigital
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