Haapur Fire: Brand at Prayag Hospital, there was chaos in patients; This reason emerges - Haaapur Hospital Fire from Short Circuit Sparks Chaos at Prayag Hospital

A short circuit at AC caught fire at Prayag Hospital in Hapur on Friday. The fire in the doctor’s room caused chaos in the hospital. The hospital staff, who show courage, controlled the fire. Firefighters also reached the place and helped put out the fire. According to the fire officer, about one and a half Lakh calls lost out of fire. Keshav Tyagi, Hapur. A fire broke out in a doctor’s room from a short circuit in AC at Prayag Hospital in Garh Road in Hapur police station. Once the fire broke out, there was chaos in the hospital staff and patients admitted there. The hospital staff managed to control the fire by showing courage. Firefighters also reached the hospital with information. The fire department returned after extinguishing the fire. The police station is Prayag Hospital under the overturn on Garh Road in the countryside. The owner of the hospital is Dr. Gaurav Mittal. He reached at ten o’clock at ten o’clock on Friday morning as usual. He then sat in his room. Suddenly around 10:30, the AC caught fire in the room of a short circuit. The fire engulfed the documents and other items held in the room. On the other hand, seeing the fire, there was chaos in the hospital staff and patients who were admitted there. Employees started extinguishing the fire with carbon dioxide cylinders. In addition, the fire department was informed about the fire. It was told that the hospital staff controlled the fire on time. When the fire department reached the hospital, the fire was extinguished completely. Fire officer Manu Sharma said the hospital lost a loss of about one and a half Lakh calls due to fire. There were sufficient arrangements to put out the fire in the hospital. The hospital staff overcame the fire on time. Prima facie The case seems to be a fire from a short circuit. The cause of the fire is being investigated. After which further steps will be taken.