Kashmir PM Takes Action After 200 Grams of Gauze Found in Woman’s Abdomen

MUZAFFARABAD: The Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir has taken serious notice of a shocking incident at DHQ Hospital Bagh, where a woman reportedly had 200 grams of surgical gauze removed from her abdomen one year after undergoing surgery.

The incident has raised significant concerns regarding medical negligence and patient safety in the region. The Prime Minister expressed his dismay over the case, emphasizing the need for accountability and improved healthcare standards. He stated, “Such negligence is unacceptable and must be addressed to restore public trust in our healthcare system.” The affected woman, whose identity has not been disclosed, is currently receiving medical attention.

This incident highlights broader issues within the healthcare system in Azad Kashmir, where patients often face inadequate medical care and oversight. The Prime Minister’s intervention signals a potential shift towards stricter regulations and oversight in hospitals to prevent similar occurrences in the future.

Authorities are expected to launch a formal investigation into the incident, with potential disciplinary actions against the medical staff involved. The Prime Minister has called for a review of surgical protocols and patient care practices across all hospitals in the region to ensure such negligence does not happen again.