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Karnataka to frame policy against hospitals withholding bodies over unpaid bills

Health Minister U.T. Khader says no hospital should deny families the bodies of deceased patients; government to examine complaints of excessive billing

The Hindu NationalOctober 22, 20261 min read
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Karnataka to frame policy against hospitals withholding bodies over unpaid bills

Health Minister U.T. Khader says no hospital should deny families the bodies of deceased patients; government to examine complaints of excessive billing

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