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Chennai: 14th October 2013
An Indian woman in the UK was forced to carry a dead fetus in her womb for two days after doctors at the hospital ignored the signs and sent her back home. Niranjana Kumaresan, 33, who hails from Chennai, filed acomplaint with UK’s National Health Service alleging that doctors and staff at Barnet and Chase Farm hospital in north London ignored her plea for help even after she repeatedly told them she had stopped feeling the baby’s movement and doctors confirmed that the baby’s heartbeat could not be detected. Read more
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