Meja, Prayagraj (Rajesh Shukla). In Gulab Shankar Yadav Inter College, located on the hills of Gedurahi village of the area, the health of 40 girls suddenly deteriorated during lunch time on Monday. For treatment, some were admitted to CHC Meja and some to a nearby private hospital. After treatment, the condition of most of the girls was out of danger. However, two girls were having trouble breathing. They were put on oxygen and referred to the district hospital. After some time, both of their health improved and both were taken off oxygen. By evening everyone's condition was declared out of danger. CHC Meja Senior Doctor Sameem Akhtar says that only after investigation will we know what is the real reason? He told that the oxygen label of the girls was 100, yet they were nervous. He told that at 11:30, about 15 girls were taken to the hospital after their health deteriorated. Gradually the number increased. Let us tell you that there are only 8 rooms in the said college. There is no fan installed in any of the rooms. In this regard, when an attempt was made to talk to the college manager Mahendra Prasad Yadav on phone, the mobile was found switched off. After the incident, the manager, All the staff including the principal absconded. According to a girl, after the lunch break, all the girls were preparing to have lunch in a room when a strong smell came from the window and they started having difficulty in breathing. Soon many girls started having problems in breathing. After which everyone ran outside screaming and there was chaos. Some were victims of accidents, they got relief as soon as they were taken to the hospital. Among the girls who fell ill were Priyanshu, Brijesh, Krishna, Suresh, Anjali, Pranjali, Saurabh, Deepanshu. Sandhya, Sneha, Jyoti, Anjali, Sharad, Poonam, Shivani, Shiva were treated in the hospital. In which two girls were having trouble breathing. He was referred to the district hospital. Later his condition improved. The age of all the girls is 12 to 15 years.
The family members were reaching the hospital several hours after the incident. However, he heaved a sigh of relief after seeing his daughters healthy. After the incident, the family members looked angry. They said that they were not given any information from the school. A friend of mine told me that some girls in school had fainted. When we reached school, we were told that everyone had been sent to the hospital. At present, the condition of all the sick girls has improved. Here in the CHC, where the girls were being treated, a ceiling fan was also installed. Which SDM Meja Amit Kumar rebuked and installed. So the fan was installed in a hurry. There the generator was also found switched off due to lack of oil and water, after the Meja incident it was also switched on after seeing the media.
There is no fan arrangement in the college.
Meja. The said college, which was recognized by Inter College many years ago, has only 8 rooms and there is not a single fan in any of the rooms to provide relief to the children from the scorching heat. When this correspondent reached the college and saw it, he was in tears over its plight. Was shedding. Neither is there a single shady tree in the college to protect from the sun nor is there a fan to provide air to the rooms.
There is no fan arrangement even in Meja's hospital.
Meja. Even in CHC Meja, only one fan is installed in the big hall of the emergency ward. When the media's attention fell on the fan in the room, a complaint was made to the SDM and the fan was immediately installed by the Superintendent. An hour after such a major incident, arrangements for oxygen cylinders were made. Seeing the arrangements of the hospital, the relatives of the sick girls were angry after seeing the arrangements of the hospital.
SDM, ACP and Kotwal met sick girls
Meja. Immediately after receiving the information about the incident, SDM Meja Amit Kumar Gupta, ACP Meja Vimal Kishore Mishra and Kotwal Meja Rajesh Upadhyay reached the CHC to inquire about the well being of the sick girls. They took information from the doctor of the hospital and directed for better treatment. Visited Kotwal College and inspected the spot, where many deficiencies were seen.
