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700-bed speciality hospital to come up in Sambalpur
The state government will establish a 700-bed superspeciality hospital in Sambalpur town in public private partnership (PPP) mode soon, government sources said here on Monday.
Odisha has roped in Kolkata-based Desun Hospital and Heart Institute for the project. The government will provide seven acres of land for the Rs 170 crore hospital to be functional in three years, health minister Prasanna Acharya said.
“People in western Odisha direly need another hospital to ease the load on VSS Medical College and Hospital in Burla. Otherwise, they have to travel all the way to either Cuttack or Bhubaneswar. I hope the new hospital in Sambalpur will fulfill that need,” the minister added.
The government gave a no-objection certificate to the hospital following the proposal’s clearance by a high-level committee led by chief secretary BK Patnaik.
The hospital will have 24 speciality departments, 30 operation theatres and two digital catherization laboratories. The hospital will also house a general nursing and midwifery (GNM) school and a paramedical training centre. Besides, it will offer post graduate medical diploma (Diploma in National Board-DNB) for super specialization in medical field.
The government has also signed a memorandum of understanding with Sahyog Foundation to set up a medical college and hospital in Keonjhar.
Moreover, the government has identified a new site near the All India Institute of Medical Sciences for the proposed Regional Institute for Paramedical Sciences (RIPS) in Bhubaneswar.
Earlier, five acres of land was identified near the proposed medical college by Employees State Insurance Corporation in Jaganath Prasad Mouza. But the government changed the decision after a Union technical team suggested a relocation.
Rats nibble at dead farmer in hospital
Even in death, farmer Banmali Bhue had no escape from sufferance. After he consumed poison and succumbed in a hospital, his body was mauled by rats in the mortuary much to the revulsion of the tragedy-struck family.
Bhue (55) of village Bisalkhinda under Sason Police Limits took pesticide on Wednesday. He was rushed to district headquarters hospital and later shifted to VSS Medical, Burla, but he succumbed on Thursday night. He is survived by his wife, three sons besides two married daughters.
Ironically, the body kept in the morgue for postmortem was found on Friday with an eyelid missing and injuries at various places with rodents nibbling at the body. Reports said the farmer under pressure of debt had walked out his house on Wednesday night and was found in precarious condition along the canal in the village. Later his sons located him and could smell strong pesticide and rushed him to the hospital. His sons revealed that they own 1.5 acres and had taken on lease another four acres. But despite being irrigated patch of land, the yield failed them and Bhue was under intense pressure to repay the loan. He had availed Rs 15,000 loan from Sason Cooperative Society besides Rs 35,000 private loan and was worried over repayment after crop failure.
Sambalpur sub-collector Rainu Singh rushed to the village on Friday and enquired about the circumstances leading to Bhue committing suicide.
Truck Runs Amok in Parmanpur, 4 people died
In the early morning a truck ran over a makeshift shop in Parmanpur, Sason. In this accident, 4 people are killed, and another 4 got injure. Actually 3 of them are died on the spot only and one died on the way to the Burla Hospital --Veer Surendra Sai Institute Of Medical Science And Research (VIMSAR).
The temporary shop was set up for the Dhanu Yatra festival which held at Parmanpur, Sason in Sambalpur. The another four people are in critical and under treatment. The deceased have been identified as Md Sayat, MD Teyat, MD Danish and Waqar Alam.
Prima facie evidence suggests that three of the four deceased are of a family. The truck has been seized and a probe is underway.
Miscreants attack on Circle Jail Superintendent, Sambalpur
Some miscreants attacked on circle jail Superintendent sambalpur Mr Brahmananda Sahu while returning to home after a surprise raid.
Sahu has been admitted to the district headquarters hospital here. His condition is stated to be critical so that he has been shifted to burla hospital as his condition deteriorated.
Death because of Negligence
Mahesh Agrawal and his wife admitted their 12 days infant in Burla hospital on 4th april late in the night. But in the next day after noon the infant was no more. Mahesh and his family have strong believe that the death occurs due to the negligence of the doctors and they got angry (its natural). In this influence the angry family attacked the head of the paediatric department S K Murmu accusing him of negligence. In reaction the doctor also misbehaving to the dead infant’s families.
Both of them lodge a complaint on their issues in the police station, and police registered the case against both of them. The Question is why police arrest only the infant’s father Mr Agrawal not the doctor, as both of them lodge complaints one against them. Who loosed more “The doctor” or “The infant’s family”?
This is not the first case or first time that death occurs due to the negligence of doctors in VSS. we are not blaming on the doctors that they are totally neglect their work. Negligence like they believe that their students do the proper treatments to the patient, but the students who come from theory part experimenting on the patient whatever they studied in their classroom. Students have to understand that they are in front of some live body not in front of dead body.
2 -3 years ago Dr Mohanty scolded to some doctors and students for improper way of treatment to childs. In this case the child died after the operation. The child may alive if the doctors followed the given instruction poperly. Here we blamed to Dr Mohanty that because of her negligence the death occurs after that we all know she is a good neurologist.
