Pregnant mum and baby died 2 days apart after being transferred to wrong ward
"When I saw Ayra she was beautiful. I just held her and cried my eyes out. I'll cherish what little but precious time I had with her."Tests first showed Sumera suffered an acute kidney injury and was later found to have concerningly low levels of haemoglobin, which carries oxygen around the body.
Surgeons carried out a hysterectomy and Ms Haq was transferred to intensive care and put on a ventilator, but her condition continued to get worse and she died. The coroner also said there was no overall named consultant in charge of her care and there was no full multi-disciplinary meeting in planning her treatment.
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