Nine Maternal Deaths in Rajasthan Government Hospitals Spark Probe

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Nine women died in Rajasthan government hospitals in Bhilwara and Banswara between July 5-10, bringing the total to 18 in five districts since May.
Medical teams are investigating, with preliminary findings pointing to factors like low hemoglobin, pre-existing conditions, cardiac arrest, and lung problems.
Families cite negligence and lack of accountability.

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Nine women died in Rajasthan government hospitals in Bhilwara and Banswara between July 5-10, bringing the total to 18 in five districts since May. Medical teams are investigating, with preliminary findings pointing to factors like low hemoglobin, pre-existing conditions, cardiac arrest, and lung problems. Families cite negligence and lack of accountability.

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