Delhi: An Indian private hospital with a
branch in Nigeria has issued an
advisory to all its doctors working there to
continue offering medical services "in the best
interest of humanity" after some of them
abandoned their duty in the wake of Ebola
outbreak.
"Unfortunately, in a state of panic, one orthopedic
surgeon working at Primus Hospital, Abuja,
Nigeria abandoned his services and is alleged to
have left Abuja committing medical negligence
though he was bound by the medical ethics to
provide care to patients admitted under him.
"Another four doctors (general surgeon,
intensivist, anesthetist and physician) want to
leave the hospital on the pretext of Ebola Virus
Alert after admitting patients requiring intense
medical and surgical management," said Dr ND
Khurana, Chief Operating Officer, Primus Super
Specialty Hospital.
Khurana said as per his knowledge, no such type
of virus (Ebola) has been yet detected nor any
patient admitted in any hospital in Abuja.


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