Jhansi Medical College fire Tragedy Live Photo Video Updates | 10 newborns burnt alive in Jhansi Medical College: 37 children were admitted in NICU, were taken out by breaking the window; Yogi sent Deputy CM – Jhansi News

The fire was so terrible that the entire child ward got burnt.

The children trapped inside the ward were badly burnt.

The children were taken out by breaking the window of SNCU.

During the rescue, a large crowd of family members of the children also gathered.

DM said- children trapped inside could not be saved DM Avinash Kumar said- The children who were outside have been saved. The children who were inside were badly burnt. 10 children have died. It appears that the fire may have occurred due to short circuit. All the children who are injured are being monitored. The incident took place between 10.30 am and 10.45 am. An investigation team has been formed. Which will give its report.

Commissioner said – fire started from inside Commissioner Vimal Dubey said that most of the children have been saved. The NICU ward has two units, one inside and the other outside. The fire has started from inside.

Due to heavy smoke, firefighters tied handkerchiefs around their mouths and started the rescue operation.

People present at the spot said that there was a stir in the hospital after the cylinder blast. For some time I could not understand what happened. But when the hospital staff saw smoke coming out of the SNCU ward, there was panic there.

The hospital staff ran towards the infant ward. The relatives of the crying children also ran behind them. However, no one was able to enter the ward due to the flames and smoke. The fire brigade and police team reached the spot and started the rescue operation by breaking the window glass.

Safety alarm did not go off even after fire Firefighters are engaged in the rescue operation with handkerchiefs tied over their mouths. Despite the fire in the ward, the safety alarm did not go off. If the safety alarm had been raised in time, such a major incident could have been prevented.

Jhansi Chief Medical Superintendent (CMS) Sachin Mahor said, ’54 children were admitted in the NICU ward, suddenly the oxygen concentrator caught fire, an attempt was made to extinguish the fire, but the fire spread immediately. 10 children have died so far, the remaining children are undergoing treatment.

The rescued children are being treated from SNCU.

Deputy CM leaves for Jhansi There is an atmosphere of chaos all around after the fire in the medical college. The family members are seen crying. A large team of doctors from Kanpur has been sent to Jhansi. On the instructions of CM, Deputy Chief Minister Brijesh Pathak and Principal Secretary Health have also left for Jhansi.

Most of the people from Bundelkhand region come to the medical college for delivery and treatment. A large amount of police force has been deployed to ensure that law and order does not deteriorate.

Electricity was cut after the incident. Rescue was done using mobile and torch light.

Now read what the family members told…

Family members said – child died due to lack of doctor

Crying, the family kept searching for their child, but their child was not found.

Crying, a distraught couple said – My child was admitted since the 9th, my child died due to lack of doctor. My child was born here, who was kept on oxygen. My child was not found. At least 50 children were admitted, half of them survived and half have died.

Suddenly there was an uproar…save the child, no one could save anything.

The elderly woman cried and accused the hospital administration of negligence.

Santra said- My son Raj Kishan was the son of Savita. He was admitted in the ward. We had gone to get medicine. Then a fire broke out. We couldn’t pick him up. Everyone started shouting that there is a fire, there is a fire. We could not go inside. We have not been able to find our child. The doctors are not allowing him to go inside.

The doctors ran away as soon as the fire broke out

The woman says that rescue was not done immediately after the incident.

Mahoba’s family alleged that the doctors of the hospital ran away. If this had not happened then the doctor or nurse should also have died. 10-12 children saw us burning ourselves. We were outside the hospital and noticed the fire after seeing the smoke. We don’t know how this fire started.

A woman fainted after hearing the news of her child’s death in the accident.

3 major negligence of Jhansi accident

• The children were kept in NICU. It had two parts. There was a critical care unit inside. This is where most children have died. Because there was only one way for entry and exit. Which was filled with smoke. Rescue could not be done.
• Fire alarm systems were installed in the hospital, but they did not ring after the fire. According to the source, the system was not maintained. If the alarm had been raised, more children could have been saved.
• Family members allege that the paramedical staff did not save the children. He ran away. Doctors and para medical staff were not burnt in this accident, all are safe.

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