MUMBAI: A passenger died at Mumbai airport in the wee hours of Monday, a short while after he had landed.
Around 1.41am, the
airport medical officer received a call from the airport manager to
examine Sushant Sundar Shetty (27), who had reportedly vomited blood
near one of the conveyor belts at the international arrival terminal.
"Five minutes later, he was taken to the washroom and examined by the
doctor," an airport official said.
According to Mumbai
International Airport Pvt Ltd (MIAL) officials, the doctor found Shetty
unconscious with blood oozing from his mouth. He had landed from the United States
by a British Airways flight, BA 139.
The doctor found Shetty's
blood pressure "unrecordable" and his pupils dilated. "He was given an
injection of atropine and adrenaline. The doctor tried to revive him for
20 minutes. The same injections were given again," said an MIAL
official.
Shetty was declared dead
around 2.10am. His body was handed over to Sahar police. Cops said
Shetty worked for JP Morgan. He was in the United States for the last three months
for a training and was returning with his colleagues. The cause of death
is yet to be ascertained, said officials.
Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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