A doctor from India performing surgery angrily walked out mid-operation Nov. 3 because his staff would not serve him tea, according to NDTV.
The incident happened at the local health center of Mauda tehsil of Nagpur, a government-owned hospital located in central India. The doctor, Tejrang Bhalavi, asked his subordinates for a cup of tea mid-surgery and then left the operation room, leaving his series of surgical obligations for the day behind, according to ndtv.com.
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Dr. Bhalavi had performed half of the female vasectomy surgeries he was expected to that day, the outlet noted. (RELATED: Plastic Surgeon Promotes ‘Eunuch’ Gender Identity, Citing WPATH Guidelines)
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