Doctors at a government hospital in New Delhi have removed about 65 foreign objects, including razor blade fragments, batteries, screws, and chains, from the stomach of a 14-year-old boy from Hathras, UP. Tragically, the boy died a few hours after the procedure. The ordeal began on October 13, when the young patient started experiencing shortness of breath and discomfort. His parents initially took him to a hospital in Agra, where he was referred to a facility in Jaipur for further evaluation. After undergoing scans and tests, the family returned to their hometown with him on October 19.
The boy developed severe breathing difficulties two days later, prompting his parents to take him to a hospital in Aligarh. A CT scan there revealed a nasal blockage, which doctors successfully removed. However, shortly afterward, he began experiencing abdominal pain. On October 26, an ultrasound…
