A big accident happened in Jhansi's medical college on friday night. 10 children died in a fire in the NICU ward here, which has been confirmed by district Magistrate avinash Kumar. On the other hand, after the fire, the families are constantly worried, whose children were admitted in the children's ward, their whereabouts are not known since the fire.
Let us tell you that three children have not been identified yet. The family is demanding a dna test. Post-mortem of seven children has been done so far. A team of four doctors is working. On the other hand, a mother present at the spot says that her child was 10 days old and she does not know whether he is alive or dead. She was shown burnt children whom she could not identify. The father of a child who himself saved the lives of many children is not able to find his child.
Later the pile of soil was buried
Eyewitness kuldeep present at the spot says that I saved four-five children with my own hands, now I am not able to find my child myself. I should get my child back. At the time when the incident happened, there was a huge pile of soil in front of the NICU building. Due to which neither the ambulance nor the fire brigade vehicle could reach there, even people were facing difficulty in walking. Later this pile of soil was buried.
How did such a big incident happen?
How did such a big incident happen suddenly? When Jhansi's Chief Medical Superintendent Sachin Mohar was asked about it, he said that the accident happened due to fire in the oxygen concentrator. He also told that 54 children were admitted in the NICU ward and suddenly the oxygen concentrator caught fire. We tried as much as we could to take all the children out safely, yet 10 children died.
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