Attappady infant deaths: SHRC orders DHS, DME to file enquiry reports
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Thiruvananthapuram The State Human Rights Commission has directed the Director of Health Services (DHS) and the Director of Medical Education (DME) to submit to the Commission their enquiry reports on the circumstances that led to the deaths of infants in the tribal colonies of Attappady. The Commission gave this directive in a case it registered suo motu, following media reports that expert teams were being deputed by the government from the Health department and the Directorate of Medical Education to investigate the death of infants in the tribal colonies in Attappady.
SHRC chairperson Alexander Thomas has asked the DHS and the DME to file separate copies of their investigation reports with the Commission within five weeks, including all the annexures and other documents that they had studied, for the perusal of the Commission. The DHS and the DME have also been asked to report on the measures that are required to be taken by the government hospitals/health centres in Attappadi, Agali, etc, to ensure the good health and wellness of tribal infants.
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