The doctor storms out of the operating room halfway because his colleagues did not make him a cup of tea

In the middle of the operation, a doctor stormed out of the operating room, angry that his colleagues had not made him a cup of tea.

Tejrang Bhalavi performed family planning surgery on eight women at a health center in Nagpur, India, on November 3.

After operating on four of the women and putting the remaining four under anesthesia, he asked his colleagues to make him a cup of tea.

But when the staff returned empty-handed, he suddenly left the theater without completing the operations.

When the hospital management informed the district doctor about the incident, a substitute was sent to complete the operations on the four remaining women.

The district administration has now ordered an inquiry into the incident, reports NDTV.

The newspaper quoted district council chief executive Soumya Sharma as saying that a three-member committee will look into the matter.

She said she understood that Dr. Bhalavi “left the operation because he did not get tea”.

“If doctors are willing to abandon such critical procedures over a cup of tea, they should be held accountable under Section 304 of the Indian Penal Code.”

This section refers to involuntary manslaughter, not murder.

Based on the findings, “appropriate steps” will be taken against Dr. Bhalavi seized.

In the US, a cancer patient is now suing his hospital and surgeons after the wrong organ was allegedly removed during a ruptured appendix operation.

George Piano (72) had his appendix removed in December 2022 at the University of Washington Medical Center.

As the pain continued, subsequent scans revealed that doctors had removed part of his colon instead of his appendix, he claims.

When the staff did not bring the surgeon a cup of tea, he suddenly left the operating theater without completing the operations, reports said

In 2013, a man sued a surgeon after an operation allegedly resulted in an erection that lasted eight months and a scrotum the size of a volleyball after penile implantation.

Daniel Metzgar (44) underwent the operation in 2009. In June 2013, a medical malpractice lawsuit claimed the surgery was botched.

The truck driver was saved by surgeon dr. A three-part inflatable penile implant was inserted. Thomas J. Desperito.

The doctor’s lawyers said the truck driver should have realized something was wrong when his scrotum swelled to the size of a volleyball after surgery in December.