General hospital leads the young Ruggerite towards a fatal death!
Second such incident in 2010?
A 20 year old school boy who had received erroneous treatment from the Colombo General hospital had passed away this afternoon. It is learnt, Nabeel Jalaludeen, a member of the Royal College 2009 1st XV rugby squad had to face the fatal death, as he had been misdiagnosed by the doctors at the General hospital in March 2010. According to reliable sources, the young ruggerite was sent to the General hospital earlier in the month of March, after sustaining minor injuries as he had jumped over the iron fence at the SSC, during the Big match, to congratulate one of his fellow cricketers.
According to our reporter, Nabeel had been given Tetanus and had also been asked by the authorities to use several other drugs for 13 days, claiming he had had low percentage of vitamins in his body. However, the ‘drugs’ which were prescribed had also included certain heavy drugs which are used by stroke patients. As a result, the young school boy had experienced certain internal defects and his parents had then taken steps to admit their son to Durdans Hospital in Colombo. After examining Nabeel, the doctors at Durdans Hospital had immediately got him admitted at the Incentive Care Unit (ICU). A close relation of the school boy who remained anonymous confirmed, Nabeel had been receiving treatment at Durdans hospital for about one and a half months. The close relative also stated, Nabeel had been living thanks to a machine for the past couple of weeks as the doctors saw no progress in his situation.
As the doctors at Durdans hospital saw no improvement in Nabeel, they had decided to remove Nabeel from the machine today at 16:00 hours where Nabeel said goodbye to his family, friends and his ardent fans, forever!
Second such incident?
theNEWSmaster learns, Nabeel’s case is not the first such incident that had taken place in the General hospital during the year 2010. In February 2010, yet another 19 year old young boy had died in the ICU, due to the misbehavior of the hospital authorities. Reliable reports confirm, the young Sri Lankan boy, a star cricketer, who had arrived at the island from USA for a holiday had been admitted to the General hospital, as he was identified as Dengue positive.
The 19 year old too had shown no progress in his platelet count and when his relatives had informed the hospital authorities over the situation, the authorities had replied saying, they would only look into the 19 year old as the platelet count reaches 5000 units! (The normal figure of platelet counts is 150000 to 450000 platelets per microliter)
However, by the time the platelet count had dropped to 5000 units, the 19 year old’s internal organs had gone wasted and the relatives were literally watching their son dying! Hours later, he had passed away.
We at theNEWSmaster decided to expose the real stories related to the grave deaths of the above two young adults, who vehemently had the potential to make this country & the planet earth a healthier place to live in.
The reports will be published, not with the intention of harming any individual/party but just to make the fellow Sri Lankans understand the actual stories that rests behind the so called, (Government) authorities.
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