Nurse's mobile worth Rs 42,000 stolen at Manima Hospital, CCTV: Phone goes missing while resting in waiting area, unknown smuggler flees with phone

After the deaths of patients and their relatives at Manima Hospital in Mehsana city, questions have now been raised about the safety of the hospital staff. A staff nurse on night duty at the hospital was resting in the waiting area early in the morning when an unknown smuggler stole her valuable mobile phone and escaped. The entire incident of theft has been captured in the CCTV cameras installed in the hospital. What is the whole incident? Sanjanaben Dheerajkumar Rathod, a resident of Maheshwari Society in Mehsana, works as a staff nurse at Manima Hospital. On May 25, he was on night duty at the hospital. Around 4:45 a.m. on May 26, Sanjanaben, exhausted from her duties, sat down to rest on an iron bench in the waiting area of the hospital. He had placed his mobile phone next to him and there his eyes met. When Sanjanaben woke up at 6:30 in the morning, the olive green color mobile phone of the Samsung company's A-56 model was missing. I checked with the staff but couldn't find the phone Sanjanaben immediately took the help of other hospital staff members after realising that the mobile was missing and conducted a massive search in the surrounding area. However, this expensive phone, which had a SIM card of Vi company and worth Rs 41,999, was not found anywhere. There was some delay in lodging a police complaint by Sanjanaben as she had suddenly gone out with her family after the theft incident. He has lodged an official complaint in this regard after returning from outside. Based on the nurse's complaint, Mehsana city A-Division police station registered a case against an unidentified thief and took legal action. As the movements of the smuggler are clearly visible in the CCTV footage of the hospital, the police have set the wheels in motion to nab the thief on the basis of this footage.