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Uttar Pradesh police fail to find 'baba' who held Hathras satsang that claimed lives of 116
The congregation that was responsible for the deaths in Hathras was around Baba Narayan Hari alias Saakar Vishwa Hari 'Bhole Baba', a former policeman who turned into a religious preacher and gained a following, especially in western Uttar Pradesh. Known as Surajpal before he took up the 'baba' moniker, the preacher is a native of Bahadur Nagar in Kasganj district.
Madhya Pradesh: 5 children die of suspected food poisoning at Indore shelter home; 38 hospitalised
Two more children have died in a suspected food poisoning incident at Indore's Shri Yugpurush Dham Baudhik Vikas Kendra, raising the death toll to five. The number of children undergoing treatment for symptoms has also increased to 38, with four in critical condition. All the children are undergoing treatment at Government Chacha Nehru Hospital, with four admitted to the Intensive Care Unit ward.
Many Keralites lost lives in Kuwait fire incident, 30-year-old Shameer among them
Around 40 Indians are understood to have died and over 50 are injured in a tragic fire incident at a labour housing facility in the Mangaf area of Kuwait on Wednesday, the Ministry of External Affairs said, adding the injured are being treated in five government hospitals in Kuwait.
WHO confirms human case of bird flu in India, second human infection of H9N2 since 2019
The World Health Organization reported on Tuesday that a four-year-old child in West Bengal, India, has been infected with bird flu caused by the H9N2 virus. The child was admitted to the pediatric ICU of a local hospital in February with severe respiratory issues, high fever, and abdominal cramps. After three months of diagnosis and treatment, the patient was discharged.
MCD issues fire advisory to health facilities, asks for report by May 31
Health facilities are directed to regularly inspect fire-fighting equipment such as extinguishers, hydrants, and alarms to ensure all are functional, according to the advisory.
Rajkot fire tragedy: One person is still missing, informs Gujarat Home Minister
Gujarat Home Minister Harsh Sanghvi visited the site of a devastating fire in a Rajkot gaming zone, where 27 people, including children, lost their lives. He reported that one person remains missing and stressed that finding this individual is a top priority.
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Rajkot fire tragedy: 30 ICU beds prepared in AIIMS Rajkot for treatment of injured, informs Health Minister Mandaviya
Union Health Minister Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya announced the preparation of 30 ICU beds at AIIMS Rajkot for treating victims of the Rajkot fire tragedy, which claimed 27 lives. He expressed his condolences to the bereaved families. Gujarat Home Minister Harsh Sanghvi prioritized finding a missing person and ordered a thorough investigation. The TRP game zone owner and manager are being interrogated. Union Home Minister Amit Shah also offered condolences to the families of the deceased.
Rajkot Gaming Zone Fire: 27 dead, one missing, investigation underway; Here's all you need to know
A tragic fire at a gaming zone in Rajkot, Gujarat, has claimed the lives of at least 27 people, including nine children. The fire broke out on Saturday evening, engulfing the two-story building housing the TRP Game Zone. The facility was packed with around 300 people, many of whom were children, due to the summer vacation and weekend rush. Search and rescue efforts are ongoing, with one person still missing. A Special Investigation Team (SIT) has been formed to probe the incident. The Gujarat government has ordered urgent inspections at gaming zones across cities to assess fire safety measures.
Delhi's ailing healthcare infrastructure calls for urgent revamp
Delhi, despite hosting prestigious medical institutions like AIIMS and Safdarjung, faces significant healthcare challenges. The Delhi High Court recently acknowledged the inadequate medical infrastructure and shortage of hospital beds. Several incidents of government hospitals refusing treatment due to lack of resources, resulting in patient deaths, have underscored the urgency of the situation.
Woman unable to see hospitalised husband before his death due to Air India Express flight cancellations
On May 12, the airline announced that it was gradually restoring its flights and stabilizing its network, with full normalcy expected by Tuesday. On the same day, the cabin crew union reported that all members who had called in sick had returned to duty by May 11.
10 PC Cabinets for under Rs.20,000 to upgrade your setup
Upgrade your PC setup without breaking the bank with these 10 high-performance cabinets under Rs.20,000. From stylish designs to advanced cooling systems, these cabinets offer the perfect blend of aesthetics and functionality for gamers and enthusiasts alike.
Former Karnataka CM S M Krishna in ICU
S M Krishna, 92, hospitalized since April 29 at Manipal Hospital, Bengaluru, under critical care by Dr Satyanarayana Mysore and Dr Sunil Karanth. He served as Maharashtra Governor and Karnataka Assembly Speaker.
B virus lands man in ICU: What is it? How does it affect humans? Is there a treatment?
The first human case of the B virus was reported in Hong Kong after a 37-year-old man was attacked by a monkey. The Centre for Health Protection (CHP) is looking into the human infection of B virus, also known as herpes simiae virus, according to a report made by the health ministry earlier this month. The man was injured by monkeys at Kam Shan Country Park in late February, according to the patient's family.
Amid buzz over targeted killings in Pakistan, Hafiz Saeed trends on Twitter
Hafiz Saeed, the mastermind behind the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) militant group, is currently in ICU, battling a mysterious illness, sparking speculation and conspiracy theories. Accusations of Indian involvement in assassinations in Pakistan have resurfaced, adding fuel to the fire of an already tense situation between the two countries. The allegations are not limited to Pakistan, with the US and Canada also accusing Indian intelligence of involvement in plots to assassinate dissidents living in those countries, further complicating India's foreign relations.
Cholera scare at Bengaluru medical college. Two students test positive, four in ICU
According to a representative from Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute (BMCRI) speaking to TOI, two medical students currently receiving treatment at Victoria Hospital have been diagnosed with cholera. The culture test identified the Ogawa serotype of the bacteria.
‘I felt God has collapsed’: Kangana Ranaut reacts to Sadhguru’s hospitalisation
The religious leader was suffering from several headaches before he was admitted to Apollo Indraprastha Hospital, Delhi. He underwent an emergency operation on March 17.
Donaldson to showcase dust collectors along with iCue™ Filtration monitoring technology at New Experience Centre at Chakan, Pune
Donaldson India Filtration Systems opens an experience centre in Pune, showcasing innovative filtration solutions and the iCue Connected Filtration Service. The centre features live demonstrations of dust collectors and remote monitoring technology. With a commitment to global customers, the company is expanding its presence in the Indian market and growing its capabilities.
Rat bites ICU patient in Telangana’s govt hospital
Rats entered the ICU during deconstruction work in the adjacent dialysis unit. Improper food dumping by patient attendants contributed to the rodent threat. An investigation is underway, and disciplinary action will be taken. Measures will be implemented to prevent similar incidents.
Non-Covid deaths increased in people with diabetes, women, young affected more: Lancet Study
The team of researchers, including those from the World Health Organization (WHO), looked at 138 studies - North America (39), Western Europe (39), Asia (17) and others from Eastern Europe, South America, Egypt, Australia and multiple regions - to examine the impacts of pandemic-related disruptions on the vulnerable diabetic population.
‘Aaoge Jab Tum’ singer Ustad Rashid Khan passes away at 55
The maestro was being kept under ventilator at a hospital in Kolkata, after he developed breathing problems.
As COVID cases rise again, Centre lays down guidelines for ICU admissions
The Central government has released guidelines for hospitals to determine if a patient needs to be treated in an intensive care unit (ICU). The guidelines, developed by a committee of 24 eminent physicians with specializations in critical care medicine, list medical issues such as altered consciousness, significant intraoperative complications, expected worsening conditions, and severe acute illnesses requiring extensive monitoring.
Central govt employees, pensioners: Latest CGHS consultations charges, ICU rates, room rents; full list of CGHS eligibility
CGHS latest rates 2023: The latest charges of consultation, ICU, room rent for CGHS beneficiaries, according to Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW). Further, the ministry has simplified the referral process for the CGHS Wellness Center. Which Central Government are eligible for the CGHS benefits? Full list here.
Singapore reported 965 Covid-19 cases in past week
Singapore reported a spike in COVID-19 cases, with 965 new cases and 32 ICU admissions, the highest in 2023. Most cases involve the JN.1 Omicron subvariant, linked to reduced mask use and winter conditions. No evidence suggests it's more severe, per the Ministry of Health. Despite a recent drop in daily cases, hospitalization rates are at peak levels, prompting healthcare contingency measures.
292 fresh COVID-19 cases, three deaths in Kerala
Kerala recorded 292 new COVID-19 cases and three deaths in the last 24 hours, contributing to the nationwide tally of 341 cases. The state's active cases now total 2,041. The total death toll in Kerala since the pandemic's onset stands at 72,056. State Health Minister Veena George reassured the public of the state's preparedness to handle the situation
ED raid on Kandala Service Cooperative Bank in Kerala continues
Following the raids, a CPI's district committee member told reporters that it had taken action against him (Bhasurangan) in the past and has now expelled him from the party's primary membership.
Kerala: Health alert in Kozhikode after 2 'unnatural' deaths due to fever
The two deaths are suspected to be due to Nipah Virus and the relatives of one of the deceased are in the ICU, stated the health department. A high-level meeting was held and chaired by Kerala Health Minister Veena George in this regard.
80 medical teams, 130 ambulances to be deployed for G20 Summit, ALS teams to escort VVIP carcades
As part of the setup for the G20 Summit, 80 teams of medical personnel, 130 ambulances, and advanced life support teams to accompany VVIP carcades will be deployed. In addition to these, officials indicated that three private medical facilities and five government hospitals have been placed on "high alert" in light of the summit.
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