Which occurred naturally. The autopsy was carried out by a panel of three doctors from GMC, Bambolim on Thursday and the report was sent to police soon after.
His body was handed over to his family and laid to rest the same day.
Navelim MLA Avertano Furtado, who had intervened in the issue on Wednesday, attended the funeral.
The three GMC doctors who examined the body were Dr Wiseman Pinto, Dr Avinash Pujari and Dr Siddharth Banavlikar.
According to their post-mortem report, the exact cause of death was “Acute myocardial ischemia of the left coronary artery due to flesh thrombosis.” 90 percent of Gazi’s left coronary artery had got blocked, causing a massive cardiac arrest that killed him within minutes.
It was clear on Thursday that the deceased had refused to take an electronic cardiogram and also get admitted at the hospital.
Meanwhile, Hospicio sources stated that due to an inadequate number of CCTV cameras at the hospital, police may find it hard to establish the identities and bring to book those responsible for the riot on Wednesday.
The hospital’s entrance and rear have a CCTV camera, but there are none near the male ward, the gynaecology section and the cabins of the doctors and in-charges.
This is the second incident of lawlessness at Hospicio in one month, but no steps have been taken to ensure the safety of the staff.
Doctors in Goa informed that as they had to face mobs, it was mandatory for the government to provide adequate protection for them and the staff as soon as possible.
Curtorim MLA Aleixo Reginaldo Lourenco sympathized with the doctors and said they were overstressed with work. He also felt it was time to upgrade the ailing services at Hospicio.
