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Melbourne: The U.S. has approved the extradition of Indian American doctor Jayant Patel who is expected to arrive in Australia on Monday to face manslaughter charges linked to several botched surgeries. Dubbed “Dr. Death” by the media in Australia, Dr. Patel, who hails from Gujarat, faces 13 charges, including manslaughter for the death of three of his patients, stemming from his time as director of surgery at the Bundaberg Base Hospital in Australia’s Queensland province from 2003 to 2005. He could get a maximum of life imprisonment. — PTI
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