Prasagraj: With a surge in a viral case, dengue fever, typhus and malaria, 15 children on Tuesday shifted to a pediatric intensive care unit at Rani Nehru Hospital (SRN) because there were no beds left at Sarojini Naidu’s child hospital.
Dr.
Mukesh Veer Singh, Head of the Pediatric Department at the Child Hospital, told TI that there were 120 beds at SRN children’s hospitals and a total of 170 children were accepted until Monday.
Acknowledged that there was no room to recognize children in the hospital SRN children, he said, “Because the number of beds is limited and more than one child is being treated in a single bed, we have decided to shift some patients to the new trigger ward At the SRN hospital, “he said, adding that parents and servants were convinced to shift the children to the trigger ward.
Ward triggers 100 beds with oxygen facilities have prepared the SRN campus to anticipate the third possible wave.
Because of the surge in a case of viruses, the District Administration Authority, CMO and MLN Medical College have agreed to recognize the children who suffer from various diseases to the trigger.
With a shift of 15 children to Ward trigger, a total of 155 children were abandoned at the Children’s Hospital.
Doctors claim that children received at SRN children have various diseases, including typhus, malaria, hepatitis, diarrhea, and fever.
There is only one case of dengue fever, which is repatriated on Monday.
Dr.
Singh said pediatricians had been assigned assignments at the Children’s Hospital and Trigger Ward for Better Child Care.
Chief Medical Officer (Prayagraj) has also given several pediatricians to the hospital.