Mystery over demise of Ashram schoolgirl in Odisha
3 min readBy Express News Service
JEYPORE: An eight-year-old feminine pupil of Haradaput Ashram college in Koraput’s Jeypore block died underneath mysterious circumstances on Monday. The deceased woman was recognized as Tapaswini Gadaba of Kusumi village in Kotpad block. She was staying within the hostel of the government-run Ashram college. Sources stated she developed some well being downside on Sunday following which the varsity employees rushed her to Ravanaguda Community Health Centre (CHC).
She was reportedly identified with gastrointestinal ailment. After preliminary therapy, the woman was introduced again to the varsity hostel. However, on Monday morning, her situation deteriorated. She was once more rushed to Ravanaguda CHC however the physician declared her introduced lifeless.
On being knowledgeable, Tapaswini’s mother and father reached the CHC and created a ruckus alleging that the woman died on account of medical negligence. Subsequently, Ambaguda police intervened and despatched the physique for post-mortem to Borigumma CHC.
The headmistress of Haradaput Ashram college S Dalai claimed the woman was introduced again to the hostel on Sunday as per the recommendation of the physician of Ravanaguda CHC. Tapaswini was given all of the prescribed medicines and he or she was doing nice within the night time. “We could have taken her to Jeypore district headquarters hospital for further treatment if the CHC staff had advised us the same. There were no lapses on our part in providing medical care to her,” she added.
In-charge chief district medical officer (CDMO) of Koraput NM Satapathy stated by the point the woman was dropped at the CHC, she was already lifeless. “The real cause of the girl’s death can be ascertained after the postmortem report arrives. I have already ordered an inquiry into the incident,” the CDMO added.
JEYPORE: An eight-year-old feminine pupil of Haradaput Ashram college in Koraput’s Jeypore block died underneath mysterious circumstances on Monday. The deceased woman was recognized as Tapaswini Gadaba of Kusumi village in Kotpad block. She was staying within the hostel of the government-run Ashram college. Sources stated she developed some well being downside on Sunday following which the varsity employees rushed her to Ravanaguda Community Health Centre (CHC).
She was reportedly identified with gastrointestinal ailment. After preliminary therapy, the woman was introduced again to the varsity hostel. However, on Monday morning, her situation deteriorated. She was once more rushed to Ravanaguda CHC however the physician declared her introduced lifeless.
On being knowledgeable, Tapaswini’s mother and father reached the CHC and created a ruckus alleging that the woman died on account of medical negligence. Subsequently, Ambaguda police intervened and despatched the physique for post-mortem to Borigumma CHC. googletag.cmd.push(operate() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
The headmistress of Haradaput Ashram college S Dalai claimed the woman was introduced again to the hostel on Sunday as per the recommendation of the physician of Ravanaguda CHC. Tapaswini was given all of the prescribed medicines and he or she was doing nice within the night time. “We could have taken her to Jeypore district headquarters hospital for further treatment if the CHC staff had advised us the same. There were no lapses on our part in providing medical care to her,” she added.
In-charge chief district medical officer (CDMO) of Koraput NM Satapathy stated by the point the woman was dropped at the CHC, she was already lifeless. “The real cause of the girl’s death can be ascertained after the postmortem report arrives. I have already ordered an inquiry into the incident,” the CDMO added.
