James Dwerryhouse is a little boy whose sleeping equipment was allegedly left off for nearly three hours by a nurse identified as Anuradha Bhupathiraju.
James Dwerryhouse cause of death
James Dwerryhouse died of a catastrophic brain injury after the nurse, Anuradha Bhupathiraju killed him at Britain’s biggest private children’s hospital by turning off his sleeping equipment was allegedly left off for nearly three hours by a nurse identified as Anuradha Bhupathiraju.
The youngster was in the hospital for a normal intestinal operation. He had a number of health issues that required him to be fed through a tube.
He was connected to technology that notified doctors of any deterioration in his breathing as he slept since he had sleep apnoea, which can result in life-threatening breathing stoppages. However, it is claimed that the essential equipment was taken in the early hours.
Who is Anuradha Bhupathiraju and what is her age?
Anuradha Bhupathiraju is a nurse who works at a children’s hospital. James Dwerryhouse, whose sleeping apparatus was allegedly left off for close to three hours, died.
For this reason, she was accused of gross negligence and manslaughter. The boy’s terrible brain injury caused his death. Bhupathiraju is 62 years old. She reportedly hails from India.
Anuradha Bhupathiraju charges
A verdict of hypoxic-ischemic brain injury as a result of sleep apnoea was recorded at his inquest in 2017. Bhupathiraju, a nurse with more than three decades of experience, spoke in court on Tuesday only to confirm her name, date of birth and address.
Senior District Judge Paul Goldspring bailed her ahead of a plea hearing at Southwark Crown Court next month. She is prohibited from leaving the UK and must surrender her passport to the police.
James Dwerryhouse funeral
James Dwerryhouse’s funeral and have not been disclosed. Considering the fact he is a minor, his burial could take place any moment from now.
James Dwerryhouse obituary
Hospital authorities broke the sad news to the parents as well as the police before it crawled its way to social media.
