Hospital wrongly said patient had 24 hours to live, fined â¹60,000
A Mumbai consumer court has ordered a hospital and a scanning centre to refund â¹51,000 fees and pay â¹60,000 in compensation to the family of a patient over wrong diagnosis in 2016. The hospital had claimed that the man had 24 hours to live. He was suffering from peptic ulcer, while the hospital claimed he had a tear in aorta.