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Mumbai: 6-year-old killed by snakebite or negligence at Aarey?

<p>As locals allege medical negligence by doctors, relatives blame lack of adequate medical facilities in the area, under-construction Aarey bridge</p>

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Six-year-old Raj Ramesh Zoom, a resident of Vanichapada at Aarey Milk Colony, may not have died last evening only due to a snake bite. While some relatives of the boy blame the dearth of proper medical facilities in the area, some allege negligence by doctors at Balasaheb Thackeray Trauma Centre in Jogeshwari East. Significantly, Raj succumbed to the poison while being shifted to Cooper Hospital for further treatment. As the Aarey bridge is under construction, his family had to take a longer route to reach the hospital, which delayed his treatment.

Relatives mourn in Aarey Milk Colony as last rites Raj Ramesh Zoom (inset) were performed on Wednesday night. Pic/Pradeep DhivarRelatives mourn in Aarey Milk Colony as last rites Raj Ramesh Zoom (inset) were performed on Wednesday night. Pic/Pradeep Dhivar

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