Prayagraj: receiving treatment at the Trauma Center of the Swaroop Rani Nehru hospital in Prayagraj, 36 devotees injured in the stampede, receive the best facilities. Assisted by a team of superior doctors and senior residents, special attention is being taken to comfort them, since many of them are still in shock and cannot support the loss of their loved ones.
Almost 70% of injured devotees are women, between 50 and 70 years old. Most patients suffered asphyxiation (asphyxiation) during stampede, but now they are out of danger, doctors said. Most patients complained of pain in their chest or back.
Meanwhile, the main secretary of Uttar Pradesh, bunj Kumar Singh, DGP Prashant Kumar, along with IG and Dig Maha Kumbh and Maha Kumbh District Magistrate Vijay Kiran Anand, met with the devotees injured on Thursday night in the emergency room SRN surgical, Kumbh Ward and the trauma center. The injured were told that the Government will guarantee a free treatment and a safe trip home.
“Arrangements have also been made for patient attendees. Patient families were notified and most of them arrived. None of the patients are in critical condition. Some have sustained fractures, which may take 3 to 4 weeks to heal Completely, “said the main secretary.
Raju Mittal, 42, of Kolkata, whose wife Munni Devi is in Srn’s Kumbh room, said: “My wife is on traum .
Kailash Devi, 70, from Bihar, said she was grateful to ‘Ganga Maai’. Together with her puttilal husband, Kailash has made Kalpwas next to Ganga in recent years. The old woman was seen comforting everyone and telling them that everything was going to be fine. The officials instructed the administration of the Medical College to also provide food to the attendees. The hospital offers three meals per day and will also provide nightlife and refreshments.
The doctors managed to connect a patient, Launga Devi, from Saran in Bihar, with his family. “He was without an assistant, so we contacted the police in his district and managed to contact his family. His son comes to Prayagraj to recover it,” said Professor Vatsala Mishra, director of MLN Medical College.
