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UAE Moments
23-07-2025
- Health
- UAE Moments
Indian Dentist Found Dead in Abu Dhabi Apartment
A well-known Indian dentist in Abu Dhabi has been found dead in her apartment, sending shockwaves through the expat and healthcare communities. Dr. Dhanalakshmi, 54, a dentist at Lifecare Hospital in Mussafah, was discovered lifeless in her residence after failing to show up for work on Monday. Friends who hadn't heard from her in two days alerted the authorities. 'We just heard about the incident and we are deeply saddened by her death,' said Abdullah Kamampalam, a social worker with the Sharjah Indian Association. 'We have not received any information regarding the cause of the death yet.' Lifecare Hospital confirmed the news and paid tribute to her in a heartfelt statement, calling her 'a valued member of our team and a constant source of positivity.' The hospital also described her as 'a gifted writer, compelling orator, and a truly versatile individual.' Originally from Talappu in Kannur, Dr. Dhanalakshmi was known not only for her dental expertise but also for her deep involvement in social work. Community members remembered her as someone always ready to help — whether by volunteering for health awareness sessions or simply showing up for those in need. The cause of death has not yet been disclosed. Authorities are investigating.
Time of India
22-07-2025
- Health
- Time of India
UAE-based Indian doctor from Kerala found dead at her Abu Dhabi residence
Dr. Dhanalakshmi had over two decades of dental experience and was a graduate of the College of Dental Sciences, Mangalore/ Image Facebook /dr dhanalakshmi, Life Care Hospital Dr. Arayakandy Dhanalakshmi, a 54-year-old Indian expat and respected dental surgeon from Kannur, Kerala, was found dead at her residence in Mussafah, Abu Dhabi, on Monday night. The news has left her colleagues, friends, and the wider Indian community in the UAE in deep shock and mourning. According to reports, concerns arose after Dr. Dhanalakshmi failed to respond to phone calls from friends for two consecutive days. She also did not report for duty at Lifecare Hospital in Mussafah on Monday, where she had been working as a general dentist. Alarmed by her unusual silence and absence, her friends visited her residence and discovered her death. She was a long-time resident of the United Arab Emirates, having lived in the country for over a decade. A highly experienced dentist with more than 20 years in the field, Dr. Dhanalakshmi had joined Lifecare Hospital in August 2024. Before relocating to the UAE, she had served at Dhanalakshmi Hospital in Kannur, Kerala. Dr. Dhanalakshmi graduated from the College of Dental Sciences under MAHE University, Mangalore, Karnataka. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Hidden Cause Found: Dementia And Memory Loss Linked To This Habit Memory and Health Click Here Undo She was also a member of the Indian Dental Association. Beyond her professional achievements as a dental surgeon, Dr. Dhanalakshmi was a gifted writer and a compelling orator, admired for her versatility. She played an active and vibrant role in the Indian expatriate community in Abu Dhabi, particularly within the Malayalee circle. As a respected cultural activist and member of the Abu Dhabi Malayalee Samajam, she made significant contributions to preserving and promoting her heritage. She often volunteered her time for community awareness sessions, using her voice to promote health, well-being, and harmony. Additionally, she maintained a strong presence on social media, where she engaged with a broad network of friends and followers. Her sudden death has deeply affected the staff and management at Lifecare Hospital. In a condolence message posted on Instagram on Tuesday, the hospital expressed sorrow over her passing: 'We are deeply saddened by the sudden passing of Dr. Dhanalakshmi, General Dentist at Lifecare Hospital, Mussafah. A compassionate healer, dedicated educator, and beloved member of our medical family, she touched countless lives with her warmth, kindness, and joyful spirit. Her legacy of care and community connection will live on in the hearts of all who knew her. 'She will be dearly missed.' Following confirmation of her death, Dr. Dhanalakshmi's professional profile was removed from the Lifecare Hospital website. As per reports, authorities have not yet issued an official statement regarding the cause of her death. Personal Life According to reports, Dr. Dhanalakshmi hailed from Talap, a town in the Kannur district of Kerala. She was the daughter of the late Narayanan, who owned the Anandakrishna Bus Service, and Chandramathi. She is survived by her husband Sujith, who currently resides in Kerala, and her siblings Ananda Krishnan, Shivaram, and Dr. Seethalakshmi.
Khaleej Times
22-07-2025
- Health
- Khaleej Times
UAE: Indian doctor found dead in her Abu Dhabi apartment
A 54-year-old Indian doctor was found dead at her residence in Abu Dhabi, social workers have said. Dr Dhanalakshmi, who was a dentist at Lifecare Hospital in Mussafah, was well-known within both the medical and expatriate communities for her social work. 'We just heard about the incident and we are deeply saddened by her death,' said Abdullah Kamampalam, a social worker based with Sharjah Indian Association. 'We have not received any information regarding the cause of the death yet.' According to Malayalam news outlet Media One, Dr Dhanalakshmi, a native of Talappu, Kannur was found dead in her home in Musaffah. Friends who hadn't heard from her in two days alerted authorities after she failed to report for work on Monday. Her husband was reportedly not at home at the time. Lifecare Hospital issued a condolence message, describing her as 'a valued member of our team and a constant source of positivity,' highlighting her roles as a 'gifted writer, compelling orator, and a truly versatile individual.' Social workers who knew Dr Dhanalakshmi said she was always available to people in need, offering both time and support to individuals in distress. Many described her as a dedicated professional who went beyond her clinical duties to advocate for public health, often volunteering for community awareness sessions.
