 Press Trust of India |
Sarabjit slips into non-reversible coma; India seeks release
Press Trust of India The deterioration in 49-year-old Sarabjit’s condition could lead to “brain death“, official sources told PTI in Lahore adding he has slipped into “non-reversible” coma. Releated Stories. Read with synopsis. Sarabjit”s condition deteriorates, say Pak … |
 India Today |
Pakistan to allow team of four Indian doctors to review Sarabjit Singh’s …
India Today The deterioration in his condition could lead to “brain death“, they said. Meanwhile, the family of Sarabjit Singh after returning from Pakistan today accused the government of doing little for the prisoner who was battling for his life after a brutal … |
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Sarabjit Singh Slips Into Non-Reversible Coma – Indiawest.com
India West The deterioration in Sarabjit’s condition could lead to brain death, the sources told PTI. His measurements on the Glasgow Coma Scale, which indicates the levels of consciousness and damage to a person’s central nervous system, had dropped to a … |
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Sarabjit Singh slips into non-reversible coma
CanIndia News The deterioration in Sarabjit’s condition could lead to brain death, the sources told . His measurements on the Glasgow Coma Scale, which indicates the levels of consciousness and damage to a person’s central nervous system, had dropped to a “critical … |
 Daily News & Analysis |
Sarabjit Singh in ‘non-reversible’ coma, say doctors
Daily News & Analysis Indian prisoner Sarabjit Singh, who was severely injured in an attack by inmates in a Pakistan jail, has gone into ‘non-reversible’ coma and is heading to ‘brain death‘, said the doctors struggling to save his life. However, the medical board examining … |
 The Nation |
Govt to reject India’s Sarabjit request – The Nation
The Nation He ordered the ministry to thoroughly investigate the incident and identify and penalize those responsible. A joint team of senior doctors on Tuesday refuted the reports about brain death of Sarabjit Singh. Head of the medical board constituted to … |
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Sarabjit goes into ‘deep coma’
DAWN.com LAHORE: Indian spy Sarabjit Singh, who was severally injured in an attack by inmates in a prison, went into ‘non-reversible’ coma on Tuesday and was heading to ‘brain death‘, said the doctors struggling to save his life. His Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS … |
First kidney transplant from deceased donor carried out in the UAEThe NationalBut the Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Health and Awqaf (General Authority of Islamic Affairs and Endowments), have all recently issued statements endorsing brain death as …
 IBTimes India |
Sarabjit Singh’s Health Deteriorates; Doctors Refute Brain Dead Reports
IBTimes India Indian prisoner Sarabjit Singh’s health has deteriorated further after sustaining grievous from a brutal assault by fellow inmates in Pakistan’s Kot Lakhpat Jail last week. Family members of Sarabjit Singh hold his picture to appeal for his release … |
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