PKR man calls for thorough investigation into toddler’s death - Why bother as the Government is not going to take action against their own

Why bother as the Government is not going to take action against their own and they protect their own kind. It all boils down to race and religion and poor Laraniya as much as I grief for her but this is the type of careless attitude that the Non-Malays faced at the hands of the superior race in the civil service or think others are lesser human beings. Come judgment day may they burn in hell as their only savior is the devil itself and not God?

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Laraniya Wilbert, who died on Monday at the Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Hospital, Klang was said to be alive when she arrived at the hospital, contrary to the details in her death certificate

KUALA LUMPUR: PKR Kapar MP G Manivannan today called for the police and home ministry to conduct a thorough investigation on a suspicious death of a toddler at the Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Hospital in Klang on Monday.

Four-year-old Laraniya Wilbert, who died at the hospital, was said to be alive when she arrived at the hospital contrary to the details in her death certificate.

“After speaking to the mother, I found out that there exist elements which should be refined and investigated thoroughly.

“Investigations needed to be conducted as there exist proof that the situation experienced by the mother differs from the one written on Laraniya’s death certificate,” he said.

Speaking at a press conference at the media room in Parliament, Manivannan who just returned from visiting Laraniya’s family said the mother was sure that she saw her daughter’s stomach moving when she changed her daughter’s diaper after reaching the hospital.

Manivannan also pointed out that the death certificate states the cause of death was ‘pending laboratory investigations’, despite the completion of the post mortem.

He said Laraniya’s mother was informed by the hospital that a period of three months was required before they can be informed of the cause of death.

“Why did the hospital returned the decease to family if the cause of death was still uncertain? Is this practice a Standard Operational Procedure in line with that of the health ministry?

“Why is the hospital being defensive and doesn’t practice a more open approach?” he asked.

Besides calling for a through and immediate investigations, Manivannan also urged that the officers on duty, nurses and doctors involved be suspended until investigation was done