Karnataka Internal Security ADGP Bhaskar Rao visits Thumbay Medicity, GMU in UAE
United Arab Emirates(Press Release): Additional Director General of Police (Internal Security) and former Bengaluru Police Commissioner Bhaskar Rao visited the Thumbay Medicity and Gulf Medical University in UAE.
During the visit, Bhaskar Rao was given a guided tour of the entire Thumbay Medicity, Thumbay University Hospital, and also outlined the various development initiatives undertaken by the Group, a press statement from the Thumbay group added.
Impressed by the infrastructure and facilities provided by the management, Rao congratulated President Dr. Thumbay Moideen for his vision and progress that has been achieved in such a short span of time and Honored him in his office, the statement further added.
Rao also said “It has been an honor to visit the Thumbay Medicity today. I am ,particularly, impressed with personal touch across all the services and business units, excellence in drawing world-class facilities, patient-friendly approach, emphasis on paramedical and the quest for excellence to become global institutions in healthcare. There’s a lot to learn from him, even for people from non-medical background, especially about management and his leadership skills. GMU’s international accreditations, meanwhile, are a testament to the dedication of Dr Moideen- who along with his staff worked tirelessly to provide quality, competency-based education for the medical students of UAE. I am sure that the students who pass out from this university will not only be excellent doctors, but also effective management professionals.”
Thumbay Medicity, Ajman, plays a key role in the advancement of medical education, healthcare, and research. It houses the Gulf Medical University – the region’s leading private medical university, Thumbay University Hospital – the largest private academic hospital in the region, Thumbay Dental Hospital – the first private dental hospital in the country and the largest academic dental hospital in the Middle East region’s private sector, and Thumbay Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Hospital – the biggest state-of-the-art rehabilitation hospital in the country.
Thumbay Medicity also has outlets of Thumbay Pharmacy – including the biggest robotic pharmacy, in addition to the central lab of Thumbay Labs – the biggest CAP-accredited private diagnostic facilities in the region. It also has leisure and hospitality amenities, such as Body & Soul Health Club and Spa, Thumbay Food Court with diverse food brands and cuisines, The Terrace Restaurant, Blends & Brews Coffee Shoppe, with its state-of-the-art facilities and superior amenities, Thumbay Medicity is expected to attract 15,000 visitors daily. For more info visit www.thumbay.com.
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Siblings found dead under mysterious circumstances in Bengaluru
Bengaluru, Nov 22: Two minor siblings were found dead under mysterious circumstances at their residence here on Thursday in a case of murder, police said on Friday.
Shubham (7) and Siya (3) were allegedly strangled to death with a rope, according to police.
The children's father, Sunil Kumar Sahoo, has accused his wife, Mamata, of "killing the children due to a marital dispute."
Sahoo, a 30-year-old auto driver from Jharkhand, discovered his children’s bodies when he returned home in Subramanyapura around 9.30 pm on Thursday. He immediately rushed his children and his wife, who sustained a minor neck injury, to the hospital.
In his complaint, Sahoo claimed that his wife, frustrated and depressed due to their ongoing marital issues, killed the children. However, Mamata has denied any involvement in the crime, and police said she was at home during the incident.
CCTV footage reviewed by police confirmed that the father was not present at the time of the incident.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (South) Lokesh B Jagalasar, citing preliminary investigations, said the children were strangled to death with a rope. There are conflicting claims from both parents regarding who was responsible for the murders. A case of murder has been registered, and the investigation is ongoing.
"The mother, who has a minor neck injury, is receiving treatment at the hospital. It remains to be seen whether the injury is self-inflicted or caused by another person," Jagalasar said.
"Initial findings suggest that the murder may be linked to the marital dispute, which was known to neighbours and relatives. However, the investigation is ongoing, and all claims are being thoroughly examined," he added.
Police are awaiting technical and forensic reports to further investigate the incident. No arrests have been made yet, as the mother is still hospitalised.
