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Tragedy in Livingstone: 3-Year-Old Dies After Hospital CircumcisionReported by FactNest News | July 16, 2025Livingstone,...
05/08/2025

Tragedy in Livingstone: 3-Year-Old Dies After Hospital Circumcision

Reported by FactNest News | July 16, 2025

Livingstone, Zambia – A 3-year-old boy has tragically passed away following a circumcision procedure conducted at the Livingstone University Teaching Hospital (LUTH). The incident has prompted public concern and accusations of medical negligence from the grieving family.

According to Prime TV News, the boy’s family claims there was a failure in post-operative care by hospital staff, leading to the child’s unexpected and fatal deterioration.

🗣️ Family Seeks Justice

Relatives at the funeral house described the situation as devastating and are demanding that those responsible be held accountable.

“We brought our child to the hospital for a simple procedure. Now we’re planning his funeral. No one has given us answers,” said a family spokesperson in an interview.

🏥 No Official Statement from Hospital

As of publication, Livingstone University Teaching Hospital has not issued a statement. The Ministry of Health also remains silent on whether an inquiry or medical review has been initiated into the case.

The situation has drawn attention to safety standards and oversight in routine medical procedures, particularly those involving minors.

⚖️ Calls for Accountability

Health advocates and legal experts are urging the government to intervene and conduct a thorough investigation. If negligence is confirmed, civil or criminal proceedings could follow.

The tragic incident may also lead to calls for enhanced training and review of post-operative care procedures in public hospitals.

✅ Verification – FactNest News

This report is based on:

A verified Prime TV News broadcast

On-site family interviews

Hospital source inquiries pending official comment

FactNest News will continue monitoring the story and will provide updates as more information becomes available.

05/08/2025

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30/07/2025

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30/07/2025

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30/07/2025

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29/07/2025

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Government Has no Right to the Remains of ECL-Family...The Family stated that the efforts by the Attorney General to ass...
29/07/2025

Government Has no Right to the Remains of ECL-Family
...The Family stated that the efforts by the Attorney General to assert authority over the late President Lungu’s remains, were not only legally unfounded, but also morally and diplomatically inappropriate....

Lawyers for the family of the late former President, Edgar Chagwa Lungu have submitted to the Gauteng High Court,.Pretoria Division that the Zambian Government has no authority or right to the remains of the late President as demanded by the Attorney General.

The lawyers were responding to the submission by Zambia's Attorney General, Mulilo Kabesha who asserted that the State was entitled to repatriate the body of the late
President Lungu for purposes of holding a state funeral and burial at Embassy Park in Lusaka, Zambia.

Kabesha also claimed that the Zambian law dictated that the State of Zambia was to decide the
manner and place of burial of a previous Zambian Head of State.

But the lawyers for the family dismissed the assertions and stated that the argument presented and advanced by the Attorney General
attempted to illustrate that the Benefits of Former Presidents Act,
1993 [chapter 15 of the Laws of Zambia], gives the necessary right
to the Attorney General to decide this issue.

This was also purportedly in
accordance with the traditions and customs of the State.

But the family has rejected this and stated that the Zambian Government had no locus standi or enforceable right in South African law to compel the repatriation of the remains of the late President Lungu.

The lawyers submitted that the application was therefore legally unsustainable, factually flawed and impermissible in the context of the South African
Constitution, 108 of 1996.

The family stated that the relief sought by the Attorney General undermined the
constitutional and common law rights of the family, including
the right to dignity, family life, and cultural practices.



22/07/2025

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