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On Ventilator, 89-Year-Old Woman Bitten By Rat At Thane Hospital; Family Alleges Negligence
On Ventilator, 89-Year-Old Woman Bitten By Rat At Thane Hospital; Family Alleges Negligence
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On Ventilator, 89-Year-Old Woman Bitten By Rat At Thane Hospital; Family Alleges Negligence

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An 89-year-old woman was bitten by a rat in the ICU of Pandit Bhimsen Joshi Hospital. Her family accuses the hospital of negligence and demands an investigation.

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