Woman COVID patient sexually abused by ambulance driver in Kerala
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According to police, the incident of assault occurred at Aranmula on Saturday. Representational image: iStock

Woman COVID patient sexually abused by ambulance driver in Kerala

A 19-year old woman COVID-19 patient was allegedly sexually abused by an ambulance driver while shifting her to first line treatment centre near Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram, police said on Sunday.


A 19-year old woman COVID-19 patient was allegedly sexually abused by an ambulance driver while shifting her to first line treatment centre near Kerala’s Thiruvananthapuram, police said on Sunday (September 6).

The ambulance driver Noufal (29) was taken into custody on Sunday based on a complaint by the victim’s mother to the hospital authorities and the police.

He was dismissed from service, the Kanivu 108 Ambulance Services said in a release.

According to police, the incident occurred at Aranmula on Saturday (September 5).

“We were informed by the hospital authorities after the victim told them about the incident and we took him into custody. We will take the statement of the girl later as she is not a position to explain her ordeal,” the investigating officer said.


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