Newborn changed the hospital!

Mymensingh Medical College Hospital changed a child after seven days after the birth of a child has alleged that the couple has been taught.

Papiya and Manu Mia, the house of the couple named Mymensingh Sadar upazila in Badkalakta village. They alleged that after the birth of the newborn, she was transferred to the child ward for treatment. After seven days, on Monday afternoon, giving the baby child instead of the boy was given the girl child while returning the stranger. Giani Ward employees changed their newborns by will. That is why they did not accept that newborn baby.

Since yesterday noon, the couple is in the hospital demanding their son's return. Hospital authorities have said that the couple is investigating the allegations during the investigation. On behalf of the hospital yesterday a Mymensingh Kotwali Police Station has made a general diary (GD).

On Tuesday morning, I went to Mymensingh Medical College Hospital and talked to the couple and their relatives. They claim that on December 10, at 5:00 pm, Papia gave birth to a son. After the birth of the newborn, the newborn was sent to the newborn and the child ward for treatment. According to the ward, a newborn baby is not allowed to be admitted during treatment. A token is given by the newborn's parents and gender. Ward authorities call on parents if needed.

Papia and Manu Miyar complained that after the birth of the newborn they were convinced that they had a son. Yesterday afternoon, the stranger was well-equipped to leave the hospital. At that time, Papa was suspicious of seeing a stranger. He checks that the newborn is being given the daughter-in-law. At the time, if they want to return their son's child, the hospital authorities prohibit the matter from anyone and take time till 10pm. Papiya and Manu told the matter to the family after not returning their son after 10pm.

It is said that the information was taken in the room of Deputy Director Laxmi Narayan Majumdar, who was asked to see the list of newborns born on 10 December at the Gyiny ward of Mymensingh Medical College Hospital.

Laxmi Narayan Majumder said, 'There may be a mistake somewhere. Then someone in the hospital can change a newborn. The matter is being investigated. DNA tests will be required. If someone is found guilty in this case, then he will be punished.