North India Statesman
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On August 23, an Indian-origin doctor was shot dead in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA. The victim of the incident has been identified as Dr. Ramesh Babu Permasetti, who died on the spot. He was a renowned doctor who worked in many hospitals in America.
Dr Ramesh, who hailed from Tirupati district of Andhra Pradesh, was one of the founders and medical director of a group of local medical officers working as the Crimson Network. He was known for his contribution in the field of healthcare and practised as a physician in Tuscaloosa.
According to local reports, a street in Tuscaloosa was named after him for his significant contribution to the medical profession. According to reports, he also did extensive work during the COVID-19 pandemic and was also honored for it. He is survived by his wife, two sons and two daughters, all of whom have settled in the US.
“As many are aware right now, we have been notified of the death of Dr. Ramesh Peramsetty,” the Crimson Care Network team said in a Facebook post. “Ramesh’s family has requested that they be given privacy as he is a doctor. Ramesh’s passing is deeply saddening. He has received much love and trust.' We will continue to do so. Respect him as he wished. Crimson Care Network said its team is set to issue a further statement in the next few days.
According to his WedMD page, Dr. Peramsetty graduated from Sri Venkateswara Medical College, a medical college in Wisconsin, in 1986. He had 38 years of experience working in Tuscaloosa and four other locations and specialized in emergency medicine and family medicine. He was also affiliated with the Diploma in Child Health (DCH) Regional Medical Center.
