JAIPUR: The driver of a government ambulance was found stitching wounds of a patient in Pali district on Sunday. Health department served show-cause notice to the ambulance driver Mukesh Kumar."We have served notice to the driver directing him to file his reply within two days," said AD Rao, principal medical officer, Pali district hospital.The incident happened on Friday when more than 15 persons got injured in Marwar junction in Pali district.The driver is posted at advance life support medicine and he reached the spot for transportation of the patients from Marwar junction to Pali. But, he allegedly stitched wounds of the injured person.However, the driver claimed that he has done a certificate course in nursing. "We have asked him to submit the certificate in nursing, if he has any," said Dr Rao.In Video:Shocking: Ambulance driver stitches head injury at a Rajasthan hospital
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