The Islamabad Healthcare Regulatory Authority (IHRA) released a preliminary report on Thursday regarding the case of burns to the legs of a newborn baby girl in a private hospital.
The report revealed that the hospital was unauthorized.
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According to the report, the hospital was not registered with the Islamabad Healthcare Regulatory Authority and had removed all the evidence.
As a result, the operational theater services of the hospital have been suspended, and only emergency services will be permitted in the operation theatre.
The IHRA also sought a detailed report from the hospital within two days.
A private hospital in Islamabad is facing accusations of negligence that resulted in severe burns to the legs of a newborn baby girl, and she has reportedly lost her limbs.
The child is currently receiving treatment at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), according to a spokesperson from the hospital’s emergency department.
The spokesperson stated that the newborn girl is under the care of the Burn Care Centre.
It has been reported that approximately 25% to 30% of the lower part of the girl’s body has suffered burns.
