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Parvati, Admitted for 72 Days, Dies After 7 Months: Bhagirathapura Contaminated Water Scandal: Woman Had Defeated GBS, Treated in Private Hospital Since August 17
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Parvati Kondla, 67, who fell seriously ill during the Bhagirathapura contaminated water incident, died Wednesday night. Parvati had been on a ventilator and in the intensive care unit for approximately 72 days. She had been diagnosed with the rare Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS). At the time, doctors had given her a mere 3-4% chance of survival, but after approximately 72 days of treatment, she was saved. However, the medical cause of her current …
·Bhopal, India
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