- She appeared for exam at wrong centre due to confusion.
- Invigilator accompanies her to original exam centre but she faints while climbing stairs.
T. Narasipur: A girl student, who had come to appear for the SSLC exam at a centre in T. Narasipur, collapsed and died this morning. The deceased girl is Anushree (16), daughter of Kemparaju and a resident of Akkur village in the taluk. She was a student of Government High School at Madapura village.
Anushree was to take up her exam at Vidyodaya PU College in the town, but due to confusion she went to Shivananda Sharma English Medium School, adjacent to Vidyodaya PU College and is said to have written the exam there for about 15 minutes.
But when the invigilator checked her Hall Ticket, it came to be known that the place Anushree was sitting belonged to another student.
Immediately the invigilator cleared Anushree’s confusion over the exam centre and took her to Vidyodaya PU College SSLC exam centre.
Unfortunately, while climbing the steps of the exam centre, Anushree collapsed and was rushed to the Government Hospital, where the doctors declared her ‘dead on arrival.’
Block Education Officer (BEO) Mariswamy, DDPI Ramachandra Raje Urs, Circle Inspector Krishnappa and others rushed to the hospital on learning about the incident.
Very sad. There must be an enquiry. How could this happen to a young girl?
Possibly Tokutsubo Cardiomyopathy. Due to a excess amount of stress. Climing the stairs probably didn’t help either. Efforts to make clear instructions on examination center should be made and students should be well versed on how to read there hall card. Unfortunate in deed! RIP
Possibly Tokutsubo Cardiomyopathy. Due to a excess amount of stress. Climing the stairs probably didn’t help either. Efforts to make clear instructions on examination center should be made and students should be well versed on how to read there hall card. Unfortunate in deed! RIP
Hey Ibrahim
You had your medical studies in Urdu?
Look at this: “students should be well versed on how to read there hall card”
Correction: it is not ‘there’ but ‘their’. It is ‘cards’ as you refer to students.
It should now be :” students should be asked to read well their exam hall cards”
You must have been admitted to a medical college through the reservation route- being a Muslim! Muslims howl about their minority status in India, though their population is second only to Indonesia , which is a Muslim country.
Oh, dear MD degree too, through the same route!
Ibrahim, you should know that it is very daft to come forward with a diagnosis without seeing a patient. Ask, a cardiologist in the Cleveland Clinic; he/she will advise you.
You have patients? My sympathies to them!
Hey Ibrahim
You had your medical studies in Urdu?
Look at this: “students should be well versed on how to read there hall card”
Correction: it is not ‘there’ but ‘their’. It is ‘cards’ as you refer to students.
It should now be :” students should be asked to read well their exam hall cards”
You must have been admitted to a medical college through the reservation route- being a Muslim! Muslims howl about their minority status in India, though their population is second only to Indonesia , which is a Muslim country.
Oh, dear MD degree too, through the same route!
Ibrahim, you should know that it is very daft to come forward with a diagnosis without seeing a patient. Ask, a cardiologist in the Cleveland Clinic; he/she will advise you.
You have patients? My sympathies to them!
Ibrahim Khan’s MD ( Internal Medicine),probably means , he is practicing unfortunately in North America. Probably not ‘ Board Certified’, nevertheless he is there, ordering 100+ investigations for a blood sample, hoping to arrive at a diagnosis!! It is for the insurance company +the hapless individual to sort out his fee! Well, there are these doctors from India too, competing against the American doctors, who went through very rigorous medical education and internship. People know who to avoid, as they have a choice. English? not a problem, as Spanish is increasingly prevalent!!
Hey satarawalla, u said he came up with a diagnosis…well for your kind information, he used the word “POSSIBLY” which shows that he was stating a probability based on the girl’s circumstance given in the article………FIRST get your English right before criticising others……and please I request not to use this platform to spread hatred against someone…..thank you
Hey Anonymous
Your English is bad, as you do not know the difference between ‘possibly’ and ‘probably’. He should have used ‘probably’, as it has less certainty.
next time, you post refer to a dictionary before.
@Anonymous
You sound pathetic. @Satarawalla, correctly observed that the ‘possibly’ suggests a the indication of a shade former diagnosis,, and hence correctly observed that it is not desirable to react based on a hearsay account.
I too would suggest you to shut up, if you have nothing to contribute, which you so clearly demonstrated.