The number of children who died in the fire accident at Maharani Lakshmibai Medical College in Jhansi has increased. So far, the number of children who died in the accident has increased from 10 to 11. Information about which has been provided by the district magistrate of the Medical College, Avinash Kumar. He said that in the tragic accident that occurred at the Faculty of Medicine, we reached the room on Sunday, that is, the second day, and inspected it.
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Ask parents about their children’s well-being during the inspection. There are no burn injuries among the children currently admitted to the ward. As we had said previously, those children who are seriously ill are admitted to the NICU. Another child has died in the accident. Now the number of children who have died has increased from 10 to 11. The child who died on Sunday died due to an illness he suffered from.
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The bodies of the 10 children who died on Sunday were handed over to their families. No child is missing. Still, one family claims the boy is missing. We are verifying and investigating.
Fire extinguishers with expiration dates were installed in the hospital.
After the accident, Aaj Tak’s team went to the ground and investigated. During this time it was found that the fire extinguishers installed in the hospital were expired. Some had expired a year ago, while other cylinders had expired three and four years ago. Witnesses claim that none of the cylinders worked.
At the time the fire broke out, the fire alarm had not even been activated. Additionally, the water sprinklers that were in the room when the fire occurred also did not work. So such a big accident happened. At the same time, after the accident, cylinders with an expiration date disappeared from the hospital.
