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19-Month-Old Boy Loses Eyesight After Wrong Medicine Given at MP Hospital

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A 19-month-old child in Madhya Pradesh has reportedly lost his eyesight following a medical error during hospital treatment. The toddler was initially brought to the hospital with a common cold. According to the family, a medication intended to clear phlegm was allegedly administered into the child's eyes by mistake. The incident has raised serious concerns about medical negligence at the facility. The family has spoken out against the hospital over the alleged error that caused the infant's vision loss.

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