Lucknow: Brand in Lokbandhu Hospital, 200 patients moved to different hospitals

Lucknow, April 14 (IANS). A fire broke out on Monday at the Lokbandhu Hospital in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh. The fire was on the other floor. When the patient could understand it, she continued to grow. However, no casualties have been reported in the incident. Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak reached the place as soon as the incident was received. He said that 200 patients were moved to different hospitals. Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak said patients were admitted to KGMU, Balrampur and Civil. Those who are serious patients are included in KGMU’s ICU. The remaining is allowed in civil and ball disaster. There were no casualties in this incident. Everyone is saved. Fire extinguish the fire is enlightening. Electricity was cut due to fire. The work to put out the fire was done by the generator. Officers are also on the spot. Two hundred patients were moved. There is no patient in the hospital. All patients talk to the families. DCP South Nipun Aggarwal said the police station Krishna Nagar received information that there was a fire at the lure hospital. Fire department and civilian police arrived in sufficient amount as soon as the information was received. The fire is controlled. People admitted to hospital were evacuated and sent to hospitals for treatment. The cause of the fire is determined. The hospital staff reported the fire to CMS and other officials. The fire department was then called. There was a scream everywhere. Doctors, nurses, hospital workers and Timardars started running around to save their lives. Dr. Ajay Shankar Tripathi, medical superintendent at Lokbandhu Hospital, says the fire started around 10pm on Monday night. The reason for the fire in the investigation so far is described as a short circuit. The situation is under control. There are no casualties yet. Information Director Shishir Singh said chief minister Yogi took note of the fire at the Lok Bandhu Hospital and completed information about the officials’ incident on the phone. Senior officials reached the place. -Ians Wiketti/Akks Share This Story Tags