Young Doctor Dies After 72-Hour Shift at RSUTH

Doctor Dies After 72-Hour Shift at RSUTH

Tragedy has struck the medical community in Rivers State as a young resident doctor, Dr. Femi Rotiifah, of the Rivers State University Teaching Hospital (RSUTH), reportedly slumped and died after working a grueling 72-hour shift without rest.

Eyewitnesses revealed that the doctor had been on duty for three consecutive days before collapsing. Efforts to revive him proved unsuccessful.

The incident has sparked outrage and grief among colleagues, health workers, and the public, who are now questioning the harsh working conditions faced by young doctors in Nigerian hospitals.

Dr. Rotiifah’s sudden passing is being described as a devastating loss, not only to his family but also to the medical profession, where he was known for his dedication and service.

More details are expected as the hospital management and health authorities respond to the tragic development.