Delaying initial aid: Inquiry starts over student’s genocide during Faisalabad college
FAISALABAD: The Punjab supervision has finally motionless to launch an exploration to examine a genocide of a womanlike tyro who died watchful for initial assist during her college.
Faisalabad Additional Commissioner General (ADCG) Muhammad Shahid rigourously started an exploration into a genocide of Ujala Javed, a BS Mass Communication tyro of a Government College for Women, Kharhkana Baazar. She died during a internal domicile sanatorium on Jan 22.
Ujala belonged to a really bad family. Her father, a janitor during a Faisalabad Electricity Supply Company, died of a heart conflict a month ago. He was a usually breadwinner of a family of six. Ujala’s friends during a college contend she was pang from basin after her father’s death.
On Jan 18, when she was in classroom, she told her classmates and clergyman about a serious headache. Since a headache is not generally given most attention, a condition of Ujala did not alarm her clergyman and classmates and she was not authorised to revisit a college dispensary.
It was usually after an hour when people around Ujala realised that she indispensable evident initial aid. She had started great and queasiness exceedingly in a classroom.
Ujala was rushed to a college’s sanatorium for medical assistance by her dual classmates on a directives of a category teacher. In-charge of a college sanatorium gave her some medicine, though a queasiness did not stop. Ujala’s classmates contend a college administration squandered roughly an hour in providing medical assistance and shifted her to a internal sanatorium when her condition incited precarious.
One of Ujala’s classmates pronounced she was laid on a charpoy in a sanatorium and she finally fell unconscious. The in-charge of a college sanatorium sensitive principal Dr Tayyaba Shaheen who was bustling in a college gymnasium during that time. Another 15 mins were squandered in this process. Rescue 1122 was called and finally Ujala was shifted to a DHQ sanatorium on Jan 18 where she died on Jan 22.
That really subsequent day, Ujala’s family members and classmates staged a demonstration, accusing a college administration for loitering initial assist and changeable a tyro to sanatorium even after realising that a conditions indispensable evident courtesy and response. They lay that loosening of a college administration valid deadly and Ujala mislaid her life watchful for initial aid.
It was not until a media highlighted a occurrence that a Punjab supervision took notice and systematic an exploration to establish a contribution heading to Ujala’s death.
The family of a decreased also purported a college administration of taste with Ujala on a basement of faith and behind changeable her to hospital.
ADCG Muhammad Shahid available a statements of Faisalabad Division Director of Education (Colleges) Rana Munwar Khan, Kharkana Bazaar Government College for Women Principal Dr Tayyaba Shaheen, college sanatorium in-charge Arslan Ahmad and Rescue 1122’s Rehmat Ahmad who shifted Ujala to a DHQ hospital. Talking to The Express Tribune, medical superintendent Dr Rauf Ahmad pronounced Ujaila was brought to a sanatorium puncture on Jan 18 during 1.20pm and she was already mind dead.
“Doctors done their pinnacle bid to save her brain, though could not succeed. First, she was given electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) and also administrated medicines that brought behind her beat and blood pressure, though a mind remained dead,” he pronounced while explaining a patient’s condition when she was brought to hospital.
“We done all a efforts to move her mind behind to life, though could not attain and finally Ujala died during 10:45pm on Jan 22. Her relativities, including her brother, perceived a physique but any censure or hesitation. They never demanded an autopsy,” Dr Rauf added.
Government College for Women Principal Dr Tayyaba Shaheen denied any check in a changeable a tyro to a sanatorium as purported by Ujala’s family.
“After 3 days of Ujala’s burial, her family came adult with a censure of loosening on partial of a college administration and taste on a basement of faith,” Colleges Director Rana Munawar asserted.
Published in The Express Tribune, Jan 29th, 2017.
Article source: http://tribune.com.pk/story/1309996/delaying-first-aid-inquiry-begins-students-death-faisalabad-college/