A suspected coronary virus patient has jumped from the seventh floor of a hospital in the Indian capital, Delhi.
According to Indian TV channel NDTV, a suspected coronary virus patient was rushed to Safdar Jung Hospital by airport authorities where he was immediately put in the isolation ward.
According to police, the suspect committed suicide shortly after being brought to the hospital by airport authorities.
Describing the details of the incident, police said: "We were informed that a suspected 35-year-old Coronavirus patient had been brought from Indira Gandhi International Airport. He was admitted to the hospital at 9 pm. Where the person jumped from the hospital building and committed suicide. '
Initial investigations revealed that the man was from Indian Punjab and had been living in Sydney for one year.
Coronavirus suspect arrives in Delhi from Air India flight
According to hospital sources, blood samples were taken of the person who was sent for a coronavirus test.
The suspect opened the door to the isolation ward and jumped from the seventh floor, sources added.
The number of Corona virus infected in India has increased to 169.
The Indian state of Maharashtra on Tuesday said it would stamp the hands of those affected by the Coronavirus who were sent to Quarantina in their home to identify Corona patients.
The government was told that if anyone violates a homemade quarantine, it is a punishable offense and will be kept in the official quarantine.
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According to police, the suspect committed suicide shortly after being brought to the hospital by airport authorities.
Describing the details of the incident, police said: "We were informed that a suspected 35-year-old Coronavirus patient had been brought from Indira Gandhi International Airport. He was admitted to the hospital at 9 pm. Where the person jumped from the hospital building and committed suicide. '
Initial investigations revealed that the man was from Indian Punjab and had been living in Sydney for one year.
Coronavirus suspect arrives in Delhi from Air India flight
According to hospital sources, blood samples were taken of the person who was sent for a coronavirus test.
The suspect opened the door to the isolation ward and jumped from the seventh floor, sources added.
The number of Corona virus infected in India has increased to 169.
The Indian state of Maharashtra on Tuesday said it would stamp the hands of those affected by the Coronavirus who were sent to Quarantina in their home to identify Corona patients.
The government was told that if anyone violates a homemade quarantine, it is a punishable offense and will be kept in the official quarantine.
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