Rawalpindi: Young Girl Dies After Alleged Wrong Injection, Case Registered Against Private Clinic Doctor

RAWALPINDI: A young girl, identified as Jannat Fatima, has died following an alleged wrong injection at a private clinic in Rawalpindi. Police have registered a case against the doctor operating the clinic on the complaint of the girl's uncle.
According to police officials, the incident took place within the jurisdiction of Morgah Police Station. The girl had reportedly been taken to a private clinic run by Dr Younis after she fell ill.
According to the First Information Report (FIR), the girl's condition suddenly deteriorated after she was administered an injection. The complaint states that she fell to the ground, her skin began turning dark, and foam started coming from her mouth.
Following the incident, the doctor reportedly advised the family to take the child to Benazir Bhutto Hospital (BBH) for emergency medical care. The girl was subsequently shifted to the hospital but could not survive.
Police officials confirmed that the case was registered on the complaint of the girl's uncle, Tauqeer Ahmed. Dr Younis, who operates the private clinic, has been named in the FIR.
The incident has raised concerns about patient safety and the standard of medical care provided at private clinics. However, the precise cause of the girl's death and the circumstances surrounding the alleged injection will need to be established through medical evidence and the ongoing investigation.
Note: Registration of an FIR does not establish guilt. The allegations against the named doctor remain subject to investigation and due legal process.