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Agra&rsquo;s Paras Hospital grabbed national headlines after a purported video of a mock drill, allegedly shot on April 28, went viral. A probe into the alleged incident has now revealed that the hospital's &lsquo;mock drill&rsquo; didn't cause the deaths of 22 people.
As per the report, the hospital authorities informed the investigators that they had been misquoted and that the viral video had been misconstrued. The hospital had been sealed and was under government scrutiny after a video of its owner was heard narrating a story where &ldquo;22 people turned blue and died" after a &ldquo;mock drill".
The probe found that as opposed to media reports the hospital in Agra had not conducted a &lsquo;mock drill&rsquo; during which oxygen supply was switched off for five minutes, the hospital had merely conducted a risk assessment exercise to identify critically-ill patients who would need special help in case there was to be a shortage in the future.
The report, which is based on the findings of a four-member death audit committee and a two-member team comprising government officials, does, however, say that 16 patients had died in the hospital on the same day. But, almost all of them suffered from co-morbidities like type 2 diabetes and bilateral pneumonitis.

Agra hospital's 'mock drill' didn't kill 22 patients, says probe report

Agra's Paras&nbsp;Hospital which grabbed headlines for viral video of 'mock drill' that killed 22 patients, only conducted a risk assessment exercise, says probe team

Mock drill at Agra&rsquo;s Paras Hospital didn't kill 22 people: probe report
Hospital grabbed headlines after video of 'mock drill' went viral
Hospital authorities told investigators&nbsp;that they were misquoted
Hospital was sealed after viral video, was put was govt scrutiny
Probe report: hospital only&nbsp;conducted a risk assessment exercise
Drill to identify critically-ill patients who would need special help
Report says 16 patients died on the same day, but they were co-morbid

Agra&rsquo;s Paras Hospital grabbed national headlines after a purported video of a mock drill, allegedly shot on April 28, went viral. A probe into the alleged incident has now revealed that the hospital's &lsquo;mock drill&rsquo; didn't cause the deaths of 22 people.
As per the report, the hospital authorities informed the investigators that they had been misquoted and that the viral video had been misconstrued. The hospital had been sealed and was under government scrutiny after a video of its owner was heard narrating a story where &ldquo;22 people turned blue and died" after a &ldquo;mock drill".
The probe found that as opposed to media reports the hospital in Agra had not conducted a &lsquo;mock drill&rsquo; during which oxygen supply was switched off for five minutes, the hospital had merely conducted a risk assessment exercise to identify critically-ill patients who would need special help in case there was to be a shortage in the future.
The report, which is based on the findings of a four-member death audit committee and a two-member team comprising government officials, does, however, say that 16 patients had died in the hospital on the same day. But, almost all of them suffered from co-morbidities like type 2 diabetes and bilateral pneumonitis.

Agra's Paras Hospital, at the centre of controversy over an oxygen mock drill that allegedly left 22 patients dead, has been sealed. All the patients have been shifted to other hospitals. Owner of the hospital Arinjay Jain has termed the claims of 22 deaths as baseless. He has, however, accepted that hospital did conduct a 'mock drill' to assess how patients can be managed as minimum level of oxygen. police said that Jain has been booked Epidemic Act. The police has also doubted the 22 deaths claim saying that there was no shortage of oxygen in Agra when the purported video of Jain talking about the mock drill was shot.

Agra hospital. as the centre of O2 mock drill row that killed 22, sealed

Agra's Paras Hospital, at the centre of controversy over an oxygen mock drill that allegedly left 22 patients dead, has been sealed, owner booked&nbsp;

Agra's Paras hospital, at the centre of controversy over an oxygen mock drill that allegedly left 22 patients dead, has been sealed. All the patients have been shifted to other hospitals. Owner of the hospital Arinjay Jain has termed the claims of 22 deaths as baseless. He has, however, accepted that hospital did conduct a 'mock drill' to assess how patients can be managed as minimum level of oxygen.
Byte: Arinjay&nbsp;Jain, Owner, Paras&nbsp;Hospital:&nbsp;"There was mock drill. We conducted a clinical assessment to check how we can maintain a patient at minimum level of oxygen. News of 22 deaths are baseless".
VO: Police said that Jain has been booked Epidemic Act. The police has also doubted the 22 deaths claim saying that there was no shortage of oxygen in Agra when the purported video of Jain talking about the mock drill was shot.

Agra's Paras Hospital, at the centre of controversy over an oxygen mock drill that allegedly left 22 patients dead, has been sealed. All the patients have been shifted to other hospitals. The owner of the hospital Arinjay Jain has termed the claims of 22 deaths as baseless. He has, however, accepted that the hospital did conduct a 'mock drill' to assess how patients can be managed as a minimum level of oxygen. police said that Jain has been booked under Epidemic Act. The police have also doubted the 22 deaths claim to say that there was no shortage of oxygen in Agra when the purported video of Jain talking about the mock drill was shot.

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