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Kozhikode: A retired doctor, who had advertised for a matrimonial alliance in a newspaper, fell victim to a fake marriage scheme. The perpetrators, identified as Irshana, Rafi, Majeed, and Sathar from Kanjangad in Kasaragod, initially contacted him over the phone and gained his trust during a personal meeting in Kozhikode. Subsequently, they manipulated him into giving them Rs 5,60,000 under the pretext of marriage expenses. The marriage was conducted two months ago at a lodge near the beach, where after the ceremony, the fraudsters absconded with all his jewelry and money. Despite the doctor's attempts to reach them on their phone, they remained unreachable. Afterward, the doctor lodged a complaint with the Nadakkavu Police. Authorities stated they have identified the culprits and are actively pursuing them to make arrests.
Ernakulam: Two doctors died as their car plunged into a river in Ernakulam. The deceased are identified as Dr. Advaith (28), a Kollam native and Dr. Ajmal (28), a Kodungallur native.
Kochi: Next week, 7,000 doctors will be arriving in Kochi from various parts of the country. In addition to them, there will be 3,000 individuals representing their families and various company delegates.
റാഗിംഗ് പരാതിയിൽ കോഴിക്കോട് മെഡിക്കൽ കോളേജിലെ 11 വിദ്യാർത്ഥികൾക്ക് സസ്പെൻഷൻ
Thiruvananthapuram: A group of physicians at a private hospital effectively addressed osteoporotic fractures in a 78-year-old patient from the Maldives by employing a novel surgical technique akin to the stenting procedure used in cardiac cases.
Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala Health Department withdrew its controversial circular banning social media activities among staff following strong protests from doctors' organizations. Dr. Reena KJ, Director of Health Services, issued an order on March 21, cancelling the circular issued on March 13 with retrospective effect.
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