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Family of woman who died seek compensation, job

The family has requested the BMC to provide a job in one of its hospitals to Shaikh’s younger daughter Saina Shaikh, who is a nursing graduate

2 min readMumbaiAug 27, 2014 01:18 AM IST First published on: Aug 27, 2014 at 01:18 AM IST
Shaikh, who was shifted to KEM hospital’s ICU, died a day later after her condition worsened.  (Source: Express photo) Shaikh, who was shifted to KEM hospital’s ICU, died a day later after her condition worsened. (Source: Express photo)

The family of 47-year-old Saira Shaikh, who died on August 19 after being given a dose of an antibiotic concoction at a civic hospital, approached Mayor Sunil Prabhu and Municipal Commissioner Sitaram Kunte Monday for compensation on humanitarian grounds. A letter was also sent to Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan for the same.

The family has now requested the BMC to provide a job in one of its hospitals to Shaikh’s younger daughter Saina Shaikh, who is a nursing graduate. While the mayor has assured help to the family, civic officials said the chemical analysis report of Shaikh was still awaited for ascertaining the actual cause of death before a final decision could be taken on the request.

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