RAJAMANDRAVARAM(AP): Moved by the plea of a poor girl to grant her permission for Euthanasia, the East Godavari district Collector lately directed officers involved to take immediate steps to supply higher treatment to her.
The girl from Pitapuram within the district made a representation to collector Kartikeya Misra, searching for permission for mercy-killing mentioning that she suffered acute ache because of a cyst within the stomach, all over the grievance assembly lately.
She mentioned she used to be identified with the illness in 2016 and visited a really perfect speciality clinic in Hyderabad the place docs recommended her to undergo a surgery which would price Rs 4.50 lakh.
As she used to be no longer in a position to foot the clinical bill she asked for Euthanasia.
Responding to her request, the collector directed officers of a trust, 'NTR Vidya Seva', to take steps to supply her treatment or as asked by her husband for clinical treatment in Hyderabad.
In a landmark judgement, the Supreme Court had on March nine recognised 'dwelling will' made by terminally-ill sufferers for passive euthanasia.
A five-judge charter bench headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Dipak Misra mentioned passive euthanasia and advance dwelling will are "permissible.
The girl from Pitapuram within the district made a representation to collector Kartikeya Misra, searching for permission for mercy-killing mentioning that she suffered acute ache because of a cyst within the stomach, all over the grievance assembly lately.
She mentioned she used to be identified with the illness in 2016 and visited a really perfect speciality clinic in Hyderabad the place docs recommended her to undergo a surgery which would price Rs 4.50 lakh.
As she used to be no longer in a position to foot the clinical bill she asked for Euthanasia.
Responding to her request, the collector directed officers of a trust, 'NTR Vidya Seva', to take steps to supply her treatment or as asked by her husband for clinical treatment in Hyderabad.
In a landmark judgement, the Supreme Court had on March nine recognised 'dwelling will' made by terminally-ill sufferers for passive euthanasia.
A five-judge charter bench headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Dipak Misra mentioned passive euthanasia and advance dwelling will are "permissible.
Andhra Pradesh: Woman seeks permission for Euthanasia, administration orders better treatment
![Andhra Pradesh: Woman seeks permission for Euthanasia, administration orders better treatment]()
Reviewed by Kailash
on
March 19, 2018
Rating:
