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Amravati: A tragic accident took place in Amravati, Maharashtra in the early hours of Monday. Three newborns died in a fire in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) of Amravati District Women's Hospital. As soon as the fire broke out, there was chaos in the hospital and the doctors and staff immediately started a rescue operation to take out the children.
According to the information, the fire broke out on the third floor of the hospital at around 3:30 am on Monday. Initial reports suggest that the cause of the fire was an explosion in a ventilator. A total of 39 children were admitted to the neonatal care unit at the time of the accident.
It is being said that there was a sudden explosion in a ventilator in the neonatal intensive care unit located on the third floor of the hospital. After this the fire spread rapidly and the ward was filled with smoke. However, the situation will become completely clear only after an official investigation into the exact cause of the fire.
The condition of three newborn children became critical after being hit by fire and smoke. According to initial information, their lives could not be saved due to severe burns and smoke inhalation.
As soon as information about the fire was received, doctors, nurses and other hospital staff reached the spot. A rescue operation was carried out by removing medical equipment and taking the children to a safe place. The staff acted quickly and evacuated other newborns from the affected area.
After the accident, six seriously affected newborn children were shifted to a nearby super-speciality hospital for better treatment. They are being treated there under the supervision of specialist doctors.
After this tragic incident, questions have started being raised regarding fire safety and technical testing of medical equipment in hospitals. After investigation of the case, it will become clear what caused the explosion in the ventilator and how the fire spread so rapidly. At present, a detailed investigation of the matter is being done by the administration and hospital management.