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(Screenshot from video by Williams Patrick/Facebook)

Video posted on Facebook showing the unidentified woman (Screenshot from video by Williams Patrick/Facebook)

BALTIMORE — The chief executive of a Baltimore hospital has apologized after a woman was discharged, wearing only a gown and socks, at a bus stop at night.

Dr. Mohan Suntha, president and CEO of University of Maryland Medical Center Midtown Campus, told a news conference the hospital “failed” after a video posted on Facebook showed the unidentified woman mumbling and appearing disoriented in frigid weather outside.

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Suntha also said Thursday there are no excuses for what happened to her.

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The hospital confirmed in a statement that she was discharged Tuesday night. WJZ-TV reports Imamu Baraka was the bystander who posted the viral video.

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Suntha says the woman wasn’t mistreated while in the hospital’s care and that the incident was isolated.

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He says hospital officials are working on an extensive internal review.

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