The incident occurred on Wednesday night in which eight forest employees, including forest ranger Prayag Gupta and forest guard K K Burman sustained injuries. All the injured were admitted to Burhanpur district hospital after first aid.
An official said at Kupwara Army Helipad, the Army Emergency Medical Response Team took charge, stabilised her vitals and subsequently transported her to District Hospital Kupwara for further medical attention.
A 25-year-old woman gave birth to twin baby girls in Madhya Pradesh's Chhatarpur district on Wednesday morning. Of the twins, one infant was born without a head and hands. She was declared still born while the other girl child was said to be in good health.
During the mock drill, the oxygen plants, oxygen cylinders and pipes, ICU wards, ventilators and other facilities were inspected and checked to make sure they can be used when needed.
According to reports, a Dashagatra program (Feast on 10th day post death) was organised in the village in which a large number of people were invited and over 100 people had eaten food in it. After some time most of the people started vomiting and complaining about diarrhoea.
The health workers have been staging an indefinite strike at the gate of Shastri Park outside the district hospital from December 15 demanding their regularisation.
The woman and the infant have been admitted to Chhatarpur district hospital. The woman's condition is said to be normal whereas the baby girl is serious.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday said that all the Primary Health Centers (PHCs) will be linked with all medical colleges, district hospitals of the state as well as Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences (SGPGI) and King George's Medical University (K
Shivpuri Chief Medical and Health Officer (CMHO) Dr Pawan Jain said that the matter came to his notice through media persons. After that he took information about the incident and prima facie suggests that they were made to lie down over a mattress on the ground which is wrong.
"C-section deliveries should generally remain within 20-40 per cent of the total deliveries. The C-section should not be recommended in cases where normal delivery is feasible. If this is being deliberately done we will take strict action to stop this. District surgeons should have a weekly
Several parts of Uttar Pradesh's Lakhimpur Kheri district have reported an uptick in dengue cases with 9 patients currently admitted to the dengue ward in the district hospital.