A day after Delhi government cancelled the licence of Shalimar Bagh's Max Hospital, Haryana's health minister Anil Vij has written to the state urban authority seeking the cancellation of Gurgaon Fortis ' land lease.

The land was provided to the hospital at concessional rates on the condition that it will provide 20 per cent beds and other health amenities at concessional rates to the poor patients.

The probe panel has found that the hospital was not fully adhering to the terms and conditions which were mentioned in the MoU signed between Haryana government and the hospital authorities.

Haryana government has also written to the Medical Council of India (MCI) to cancel the membership of Fortis Hospital.

Meanwhile, authorities have already got an FIR drafted against the hospital under Section 304-A of IPC(causing death by negligence), which is likely to be registered at Sushant Lok Police Station, Gurgaon.

The Gurgaon's Fortis Hospital recently made headlines for charging Rs 16 lakh for a 15-day dengue treatment of a seven-year-old girl, who later died.

Adya Singh (7), diagnosed with dengue shock syndrome, was admitted to Gurgaon's Fortis on August 31, with high fever.

Over the course of her two-week long treatment, she was shifted to the ICU and also incubated, but the seven-year-old's condition never improved.

Jayant Singh, Adya's father said that the hospital kept pumping her with drugs one after the other, all the while when the family kept asking doctors to do an MRI or CT scan.

On September 14, when an MRI was finally performed, the doctors informed the parents that Adya's brain was damaged up to 80 per cent and suggested a 'body plasma transplant'- which would have costed another Rs 16 lakh.

The seven-year-old succumbed on the same day, with her parents left with a bill of 15,79,322- that adds up to more than a lakh per day.

BREAK-UP OF THE BILL

This includes documentation fee of Rs 250, consultation fee for a dietitian of Rs 3000, an eye specialist's fee of Rs 13,200. Two variants of the same medicine were pumped into Adya's body- one costed around Rs 3000 per vial whereas the other was for Rs 500.

Sugar strips which are otherwise priced at Rs 13 per strip, were priced at Rs 200 in the hospital. Over 1500 gloves and 660 syringes were also added into the bill.

Even the hospital gown Adya was dressed in was charged at Rs 900.

With inputs from Kamalpreet, Manjeet Sehgal

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