Patients admitted in the emergency ward of the Medical College. Dialogue
Reduction in the number of patients in emergency
Deoria. There has been a respite from the humid heat after the temperature dropped. There has also been a decrease in death. Within fourteen hours, two people came dead in the emergency of Maharishi Deoraha Baba Medical College. At the same time, about 30 people were admitted and treated from midnight to noon. While Timardar reached with about 130 patients. Most of them were discharged after treatment. Was a patient of BP, sugar, abdominal pain, breath, accident. In this, the majority of the sick were of the elderly.
Due to the temperature reaching 42 to 44 degrees in the district last days, there was severe heat. Because of which everyone was upset. There the process of dying was also going on. People have got relief due to rain on Tuesday night and cloudy in the morning on Friday. Due to this, there has been a decrease in the number of people dying due to illness. Two people died in fourteen hours from 12 midnight on Thursday till 2 pm on Friday. Kapidev (60) of Sarhasbah of Rudrapur area was already dead when his relatives reached at 5.55 am. He had breathing problem. At the same time, Praveen (35) of Pokharbhinda was taken dead at 9.47 am to the family emergency, where he was declared brought dead. Whereas in the ward Lal Bihari (65) Chaurichaura, Bhrigurashan (75) Shampatti, Ramnayan (65) Hata suffering from fever and shortness of breath have been admitted. Shanti Devi (70) of Deshi Deoria suddenly collapsed, she was having trouble breathing, Umesh Sharma (55) of Sakrapar was admitted for BP and breathing problem and was undergoing treatment. Apart from this, 13 people including those injured due to other diseases and injuries were admitted. Around four people were referred there. Like other days, the crowd on Emergency was less on Friday. This also brought relief to the doctors and health workers.
Tent for the Timardars
Deoria. On the emergency of the medical college, a tent has been set up on the instructions of CMO Dr. Rajesh Jha for the convenience of the attendants, giving the crowd here. Chairs and coolers have also been installed there, so that the people accompanying the patients do not face any difficulty in sitting, but with the mercury falling, people have heaved a sigh of relief.