বাংলাThree newborns have died after a fire broke out at the Special Newborn Care Unit of Amravati District Women’s Hospital in Maharashtra, India. The incident occurred after a ventilator reportedly exploded early Monday morning. The ventilator blast at hospital caused fire and smoke to spread through the ward.
The incident occurred around 3:30am on August 24. At the time, 39 newborns were receiving treatment in the unit. Following the ventilator blast at hospital, doctors, nurses and other staff immediately began evacuating the infants.
Hospital workers successfully moved the remaining babies to safety. Six newborns in critical condition were transferred to a nearby super-specialty hospital for emergency treatment. Authorities are investigating the ventilator blast at hospital and the circumstances surrounding the fire.
The deaths have caused grief at the hospital and raised concerns about equipment safety in specialized newborn care units. Investigators are expected to determine how the ventilator blast at hospital occurred.
Equipment malfunction has been cited as the initial suspected cause of the fire. Further investigation will establish the exact circumstances. The ventilator blast at hospital has also highlighted the importance of strict equipment maintenance and emergency safety measures.
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