Two more infants died last night taking the toll to 14 since May 22, as the expert team headed by joint director of Medical Education Research and Training (MERT) Dr Indrajit Saha said, malnutrition and low weight were causes for the deaths.
The team today visited the hospital premises and various departments and surveyed precautionary measures to avoid such incidents.
According to the team's report, the cause of deaths was nothing "abnormal" with malnutrition being a common factor.
Meanwhile, the seven member committee formed after the deaths by the district magistrate have also submitted their report to the hospital authorities.
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