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    Probe into oxygen supply interruption at hospital

    Jan 13, 2021 2 minutes
    CHARLENE SOMDUTH charlene.somduth@inl.co.za

    HUMSHA Naidoo was recovering from Covid-19 and, by all indications, should have survived.

    However, Naidoo, 57, and six other Covid patients at Lenmed Shifa Hospital died on January 2 after their oxygen supply stopped. The Lenmed Group has now launched an investigation.

    Naidoo, a former teacher, of Haven-side, Chatsworth, tested positive for the virus in December. She was at home at first but

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