Cells, blades and watch used in the watch visible in the ultrasound of Aditya’s stomach
– Photo : Samvad
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Aditya, a Class 9 student of Ratnagarbha Colony in Hathras, died during treatment at Safdar Jung Hospital in Delhi. 56 items including watch cells and pieces of blades were found in his stomach. Even after finding a blade in his stomach, there was no wound on his neck, which even the doctor is surprised to see.
Sanchet Sharma, father of deceased student Aditya, told that on October 13, his son had stomach pain and difficulty in breathing. He took him to a private hospital in the city. He was referred from here. He was taken to SDMH hospital in Jaipur, where after five days of treatment he was sent home. After coming home, Aditya again complained of having difficulty in breathing on October 19.
The test was done at a private hospital in Aligarh, the test report was correct and he was sent home. When the problem arose again, on October 25, the doctor got a CT scan of the nose done. A lump in the nose was revealed in the city scan and an operation was performed on October 26 to remove the lump, which cured the child’s breathing problems, but caused the problem of gas in the stomach.
The father told that on the afternoon of 26th October, ultrasound of Aditya’s stomach was done at a private center and 19 objects were found in it. The doctor referred him. When taken to a private hospital in Noida, 56 objects were seen in the ultrasound. Aditya was referred from there also. Even after getting ultrasound done at Safdarganj Hospital in Delhi, 56 objects were seen in Aditya’s stomach. After this, the operation took place from 11 am to 4 pm on 27 October. Took out all the items. When scanning was done the stomach was completely clean. After this, Aditya died at 9.55 pm on 28 October.
