In a shocking turn of events, a pregnant woman who was told by a hospital that her unborn baby had died ended up delivering a healthy child at a private clinic just hours later. The incident, which took place in a district of Uttar Pradesh, has sparked concern over medical negligence and misdiagnosis in government hospitals.

According to the family, the woman had gone to a government hospital for a routine check-up in the late stages of her pregnancy. After some initial tests, doctors reportedly informed the family that the baby had no heartbeat and was declared dead in the womb. The family was devastated and prepared for the worst.

However, not convinced by the diagnosis, they decided to seek a second opinion at a nearby private clinic. After a quick re-evaluation, the doctors at the clinic confirmed that the baby was still alive and immediate care was provided. The woman soon delivered a healthy newborn, much to the relief and joy of her family.

This case raises serious questions about the reliability of diagnostic procedures and the quality of care in public health facilities. While it’s a happy ending for the family, it also highlights how important it is for patients to seek a second opinion when faced with critical medical news.

Health authorities have yet to issue a formal response, but the incident is expected to be investigated further.