Fire extinguishers were installed in Lalitpur Medical College this evening. Fire extinguishers were installed in Lalitpur Medical College this evening: Officials gave the responsibility of installing them to the staff, employees were seen installing them in the wall – Lalitpur News
After the short circuit fire in SNCU at Jhansi’s Maharani Lakshmibai Medical College on Friday night, there were no arrangements to prevent fire in many wards including the Trauma Center in Lalitpur Medical College till Saturday evening, but every evening
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On Saturday, there were no safe arrangements for protection from the fire in the Medical College Lalitpur, neither were any fire extinguishers installed anywhere including the men’s ward, the elderly ward, the emergency room. Although two fire extinguishers were found installed in SNCU, their expiry date was stated to be December 2024, but in the evening suddenly the medical college administration gave one fire extinguisher to each ward. In the evening, at the Emergency Trauma Center, an employee was seen installing the fire extinguisher on the wall.
under table fire extinguishers The fire extinguishers given in the wards have been kept under their tables by the staff, while they say that they will be fixed on the wall the next day. There is only one door to enter the SNCU of the Medical College, in such a situation, if any incident happens, then it may be difficult to safely evacuate the children or staff present in the SNCU. Now the Principal has given instructions to make a separate door for this. Fire fighting systems are currently being installed in the medical college. Right now its work is going on at a very slow pace.
A letter is being written to the government to increase the number of beds to 25. SNCU located in Lalitpur Medical College has only 12 beds, hence sometimes due to large number of children, two children have to be admitted on the same bed. Dr. Dwijendra Nath said that after talking to the officials, a letter will be sent to the government to increase the 12 bed SNCU to 25 beds.
Will give training to operate fire extinguishers A letter will be written to the fire department to provide training to doctors and other staff to operate fire extinguishers in the medical college. So that everyone can get training in operating fire fighting equipment.
The district administration and health department are on alert regarding the incident at Jhansi Medical College. On Saturday, Principal of Lalitpur Medical College, Dr. D Nath inspected the SNCU ward closely and took information from the staff. During this, he took information about the babies admitted in the ward.
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