The fire in Jhansi, UP, claimed the lives of 12 children and shook the entire country. Now the greatest negligence in this has been revealed. Now a big mistake is coming to light in the Jhansi hospital fire case. It is said that the multi-purpose fire extinguisher with which the fire at Jhansi Medical College was being extinguished should not have been used in the ICU ward.
According to the information, only CO2-based fire extinguishers can be used in the ICU or NICU room. The fire in the SNCU room that started due to a short circuit in the distribution board can only be extinguished with a Co2-based fire extinguisher.
Let us tell you that so far 12 children have died in this heartbreaking fire. However, the hospital management denies the death of 12 innocent people. The hospital management admits the death of 10 children in the fire, but attributes another cause to the death of two children later.
According to information, 6 nurses, other staff and 2 female doctors were present in the NICU ward at the time of the incident. A spark occurred due to a short circuit in the switch board, which caused the fire. The fire in the distribution board reached the plastic cover of the machines installed in the room and the fire began to drip from the plastic cover, after which it quickly spread throughout the room.
