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Woman Patient Dies Allegedly Due to Negligence at Nishtar Medical College Hospital Multan

Last updated: December 21, 2025 10:14 am
Neha Ashraf
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‎A woman patient lost her life during treatment at Nishtar Medical College Hospital in Multan due to alleged negligence by doctors.

‎The patient was brought to the hospital for a stomach related illness, where her condition deteriorated during treatment. However, the patient’s family has accused the doctors of negligence.

‎The son of the deceased woman said that the doctor had instructed for blood arrangement, but the blood was not administered to his mother in time, which led to her death. Following the incident, the hospital administration suspended a house officer doctor for making inappropriate gestures while recording a video.

‎The administration stated that a complete investigation into the incident will be conducted, and the affected family has been assured that strict action will be taken against the doctors if negligence is proven.

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