Outrage in Beed: Newborn Declared Dead Found Alive Before Funeral

In a shocking case of alleged medical negligence, a newborn declared dead by doctors at Swami Ramanand Tirtha Government Hospital in Ambajogai, Beed district, was found alive just before the funeral. The incident has sparked outrage and demands for a thorough investigation.

According to reports, a woman from the Ghuge family in Hol village, Kej taluka, delivered a baby at the government hospital. After the delivery, doctors informed the family that the infant had been stillborn. Grieving the loss, the family took the baby back to their village and began funeral preparations.

However, in a dramatic and heart-wrenching turn of events, as the preparations were underway, the baby suddenly started crying. Shocked and overwhelmed, the family immediately rushed the infant back to the same hospital, where the baby was admitted to the Advanced Special Intensive Unit (ASIU) for emergency care.

So far, the family has not filed an official complaint with the hospital administration. However, serious questions are now being raised about the conduct and competence of the medical staff involved.

"God saved him, but who is responsible for declaring him dead?" — this is the haunting question circulating among locals and on social media.

Public outrage is mounting, with citizens and activists demanding a detailed probe into the matter. Was it a case of gross negligence, or a medical error that nearly cost a life? The hospital has not yet issued an official statement.

As the baby fights for life under medical supervision, the incident has once again brought attention to the state of healthcare in government hospitals and the urgent need for accountability in such life-threatening lapses.