Dainik Bhaskar Journalist Suffering From Corona Jumps Off 4th Floor Of AIIMS
By: Priyanka Maheshwari Mon, 06 July 2020 7:03:36
A 37-year-old journalist, who had tested positive for COVID-19 a few days ago, jumped from the fourth floor of the AIIMS trauma centre where he was receiving treatment, doctors said on Monday. His condition is stated to be critical.
The New Indian Express reported that the journalist is associated with Hindi daily 'Dainik Bhaskar'.
Few posts on Tweeter, suggested that the name of the journalist is Tarun Sisodia and he already succumbed to his injuries.
However, the police said that the journalist has been admitted to the ICU in critical condition. The doctors said that he has received multiple fractures. The incident occurred at around 2 p.m.
Sir, One Tarun Sisodia s/o Nathi Singh r/o Gali No. 7 Sanjay Mohlala Bhajanpura Delhi age 37 was admitted on 24/06/2020 to Covid-19 ward at Taruma Centre Forth fllorr . At about 2 PM he jumped and committed suicide . At present he in ICU
— Pankaj Rohilla ( जनसत्ता) (@pankajrohilla14) July 6, 2020
"The 37-year-old man was admitted to the Covid-19 ward in the Taruma Centre on the fourth floor on June 24," DCP (South West) Devender Arya said.
The journalist was kept in the isolation room of the Covid-19 ward on the fourth floor of the trauma centre building. The hospital staff informed that an iron grill that covered the window of the toilet was found removed. "We assume that he jumped off the window after removing its grill," said a hospital staff.
The doctors at AIIMS claimed that the journalist was having hallucinations for the past one week. They also claimed that he was in depression.
5 दिन से उसे ऑक्सीजन की ज़रूरत नहीं थी,बिना ऑक्सीजन का चल रहा,, फिर भी, ICU में क्यों रखा गया/जब ICU में भर्ती तो, 4फ्लोर पर कैसे पहुँचा,कूदा/ICU में 5 दिन से परिवार से बातचीत करना चाह रहा पर बात नहीं कराई,क्यों? मोबाइल क्यों छीना गया #तरुण_सिसोदिया_आत्महत्या_या_हत्या_जाँच_हो pic.twitter.com/yfBtmaTgML
— Shishir Soni (@shishirsoni20) July 6, 2020
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