Ghaziabad: The health department has written into the health and health care services advocating it to find work associated with fire fighting methods at the hospital hospitals performed at the first.
Two significant government hospitals — District Combined Hospital along with MMG District Hospital — would be one of the 14 government health care centers in Ghaziabad who are working with no suitable fire fighting method.
A recent review performed at the district fire department had demonstrated that 86 of those 112 government and private agencies in the district don’t have appropriate fire fighting methods set up.
Of those 86 centers, 14 are hospitals and health centers and 72 are private hospital and nursing homes.
The fire department has written to the health division at least six occasions in the last calendar year.
Senior health officials in District Combined Hospital (DCH) advised that they’ve delivered 3 letters, in January, May and June this year, into the extra manager (power ) of UP wellness and health care services demanding the fire fighting systems be updated.
Dr Sanjay Teotia, chief medical superintendent of DCHsaid the authorities had appointed Uttar Pradesh Construction & Labour Development Federation Limited since the bureau to fill out the fire fighting associated works in March but no measures are taken by these except for a review.
“We’ve written to UPCLDF double, however they didn’t take some measures,” Dr Teotia told TOI.
Chief medical officer Dr NK Gupta stated the department involved was apprised in time to update the fire fighting approach in government associations.