Tragedy Nurse Kate, British police INTO ACTION
SYDNEY-The British police, Scotland Yard, on Sunday December 9, 2012, to contact colleagues, police Australia. This is related to the incidence of death nurses at the hospital where Kate Middleton, wife of Prince William, was treated for nausea of pregnancy.
Jacintha Saldanha, 46, killed by alleged suicide on Friday. His death is closely related to the alleged prank call made two Australian radio announcer, Mel Greig and Michael Christian. Both 2Day FM radio host was admitted to Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles.
Deputy New South Wales Police Commissioner, Nick Kaldas, said British police have not asked for anything. "But the London Metropolitan police will probably check those associated with a prank call from 2Day FM," said Kaldas.
The investigation of the causes of suicide woman from India that will take place next week. Southern Cross Austereo, owner of radio company, reported an emergency meeting today, but declined to comment.
The company led by Max Moore-Wilton was allegedly discussed a letter from the chairman of the King Edward VII hospital, where she cared for. In the letter, Lord Glenarthur say they are very confident that it was a prank call radio management approval.
The two broadcasters are now on leave and receiving counseling. They were reportedly in frail condition as an angry reaction on the death of a nurse. »The consequences of this childish action leads to two nurses reliably we experienced the shameful and tragic," Lord added.
Jacintha Saldanha, 46, killed by alleged suicide on Friday. His death is closely related to the alleged prank call made two Australian radio announcer, Mel Greig and Michael Christian. Both 2Day FM radio host was admitted to Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles.
Deputy New South Wales Police Commissioner, Nick Kaldas, said British police have not asked for anything. "But the London Metropolitan police will probably check those associated with a prank call from 2Day FM," said Kaldas.
The investigation of the causes of suicide woman from India that will take place next week. Southern Cross Austereo, owner of radio company, reported an emergency meeting today, but declined to comment.
The company led by Max Moore-Wilton was allegedly discussed a letter from the chairman of the King Edward VII hospital, where she cared for. In the letter, Lord Glenarthur say they are very confident that it was a prank call radio management approval.
The two broadcasters are now on leave and receiving counseling. They were reportedly in frail condition as an angry reaction on the death of a nurse. »The consequences of this childish action leads to two nurses reliably we experienced the shameful and tragic," Lord added.
