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Mumbai: Security to be heightened at city’s civic hospitals

Assault on Cooper Hospital doctors forces officials to discuss security lapses across all BMC hospitals; Hospital deans and medical superintendents have been directed to assess existing arrangements, identify vulnerabilities, and propose both immediate and long-term upgrades

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Doctors at Cooper Hospital were assaulted on November 8, after the death of a woman. FILE PIC/SATEJ SHINDE

Doctors at Cooper Hospital were assaulted on November 8, after the death of a woman. FILE PIC/SATEJ SHINDE

In the aftermath of the recent security lapse at Cooper Hospital, wherein three doctors were assaulted by the kin of a patient after the latter was declared dead, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has initiated a system-wide review of safety protocols across all its hospitals.

Deputy Municipal Commissioner (Public Health) Sharad Ughade, in a meeting conducted late on Monday, issued a formal communication to assistant security officers (officials responsible for security at civic hospitals) seeking detailed recommendations on security changes required at each hospital — from peripheral to major civic hospitals across the city.

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