<p>Latha Nursing Home in that locality was sealed by a team of officers led by District Health and Family Welfare Officer Dr D S Nagaraj Rao on Saturday.<br /><br />The officer told Deccan Herald that the particular ‘hospital’ lacked proper infrastructure, the only reason forcing the team to close it down. <br /><br />The doctors at the hospital had been told to improve the facilities during the recent visit. However, they had defied the instructions. <br /><br />Pathology lab locked <br /><br />Likewise, a pathology in the same locality, run by a lone technician was also locked during the raid. <br /><br />Named ‘Biotech’ it was functioning in a little space of 6x3 feet. What’s further shocking was, the premises was devoid of toilet, and pathologists to validate the results- requisites according to the law.<br /><br />The only experience the technician had was having studied the similar subject. <br />The officer said it’s a warning to the similar institutions that have been blatantly violating the orders.<br /><br />DC’s instruction <br /></p>.<p>When the issue was brought to the notice of Deputy Commissioner Harsh Gupta in a recent meeting, the officer had instructed to initiate stern actions against such erring firms, the doctor added. <br /><br />The team also comprised District Surgeon Vamdev, Indian Medical Association (IMA), Mysore chapter president Dr Harish, District Cholera Control Officer Dr Somashekar, and District Ayush Officer Dr Nagesh. A police team from Udayagiri Station provided security cover to the raid.</p>
<p>Latha Nursing Home in that locality was sealed by a team of officers led by District Health and Family Welfare Officer Dr D S Nagaraj Rao on Saturday.<br /><br />The officer told Deccan Herald that the particular ‘hospital’ lacked proper infrastructure, the only reason forcing the team to close it down. <br /><br />The doctors at the hospital had been told to improve the facilities during the recent visit. However, they had defied the instructions. <br /><br />Pathology lab locked <br /><br />Likewise, a pathology in the same locality, run by a lone technician was also locked during the raid. <br /><br />Named ‘Biotech’ it was functioning in a little space of 6x3 feet. What’s further shocking was, the premises was devoid of toilet, and pathologists to validate the results- requisites according to the law.<br /><br />The only experience the technician had was having studied the similar subject. <br />The officer said it’s a warning to the similar institutions that have been blatantly violating the orders.<br /><br />DC’s instruction <br /></p>.<p>When the issue was brought to the notice of Deputy Commissioner Harsh Gupta in a recent meeting, the officer had instructed to initiate stern actions against such erring firms, the doctor added. <br /><br />The team also comprised District Surgeon Vamdev, Indian Medical Association (IMA), Mysore chapter president Dr Harish, District Cholera Control Officer Dr Somashekar, and District Ayush Officer Dr Nagesh. A police team from Udayagiri Station provided security cover to the raid.</p>