New Delhi. A 9-year-old Class 3 student of a private school located in Mayur Vihar Phase-2, Delhi, died after her health suddenly deteriorated. The incident is being reported around 9 am on Wednesday. The girl suddenly collapsed in the classroom, after which the school administration took her to the hospital. However, doctors could not save him.
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According to the police, the girl lived with her family in Kalyanpuri area. In the initial investigation, footage from the CCTV camera installed in the school classroom has been seen. In the footage, the girl is seen suddenly falling on the ground after coming to class. It was told that the class teacher tried to lift her and make her sit on the bench, but she was unable to get up.
After this, the girl was taken to Lal Bahadur Shastri Hospital on behalf of the school. From there he was taken to a health care center located in Nirman Vihar, where doctors declared him dead. The girl's body has been kept in the mortuary for post-mortem. The actual cause of death will be clear only after the post mortem report comes. According to the school administration, the girl was immediately taken to the hospital. He said that the school was not aware of whether the girl had any previous illness or not.
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After this incident, the girl's father has raised questions on the medical facilities available in the school and the process of taking her to the hospital for treatment. He has claimed that his daughter had no previous illness and played badminton regularly. The father told that he himself is a gym trainer. They allege that if there were adequate medical facilities and CPR arrangements in the school, perhaps the girl's life could have been saved.
The father also raised questions as to why the child was taken to Laxmi Nagar instead of being taken to the nearby Lal Bahadur Shastri or Max Hospital. According to him, the girl had fallen in the class after PT and was injured and bleeding on the lower part of her face.
This incident has raised serious questions regarding emergency medical facilities in schools, CPR training and arrangements for immediate treatment in case of children's health deteriorating.