Man Alleges UPTH Turned Away Brother at 2 a.m. Over Unavailable BP Monitor
A man has alleged that the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital did not provide emergency care for his brother when they arrived at about 2 a.m. He claimed staff at the emergency ward said there was no blood pressure monitor available to assess the patient. According to him, they were told to return at daybreak instead of receiving immediate attention. The allegation has raised concerns about emergency equipment and overnight care at the hospital. The patient’s condition and the hospital’s account of the incident have not been independently established.
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