Hyderabad: Adilabad RIMS deaths involving a seven-month pregnant woman and her unborn twin babies have prompted her family to demand a comprehensive inquiry. B. Sunitha, a resident of Utnoor, reportedly died after her blood pressure rose during treatment at the hospital.
Sunitha was admitted to Adilabad RIMS on October 21 with swelling in her legs, according to the available information. She was seven months pregnant at the time. Her blood pressure reportedly increased during treatment, and she died before delivery. Both babies she was carrying also died.
The deaths have left her family grieving. Relatives have questioned the treatment Sunitha received after admission and how hospital staff monitored her condition. They have accused doctors of negligence and demanded an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
Adilabad RIMS deaths raise questions over treatment
The family alleged that medical negligence caused Sunitha’s death. They also raised concerns about the care she received and the hospital’s monitoring of her health after admission.
However, authorities have not officially established whether medical negligence occurred. The available information does not include medical findings confirming the precise cause of her death.
The family has urged the relevant authorities to conduct a detailed inquiry and disclose the circumstances that led to the Adilabad RIMS deaths. They want investigators to examine the treatment provided at the hospital and establish the facts.
Relatives have called for accountability based on the findings of the investigation. The circumstances surrounding Sunitha’s death and the loss of her unborn twins remain subject to official examination.