ICU patients shifted after fire breaks out at government hospital in Gujarat's Jamnagar
The fire broke out in the non-COVID ICU ward located in the old building of Guru Gobind Singh Government Hospital around 3.30 am, a hospital official said.
Published: 25th August 2020 04:39 PM | Last Updated: 25th August 2020 04:54 PM | A+A A-
Fire fighting teams rushed to the spot and efforts were on to douse the flames. (Photo | ANI)
JAMNAGAR: A fire broke out in a government hospital in Gujarat's Jamnagar city on Tuesday afternoon, following which several patients from its ICU ward were shifted to a nearby building, officials said.
There was no report of any casualty so far, they said.
The fire broke out in the non-COVID ICU ward located in the old building of Guru Gobind Singh Government Hospital around 3.30 am, a hospital official said.
As smoke engulfed the ward, the hospital staff shifted several patients from there to a nearby building.
Fire fighting teams rushed to the spot and efforts were on to douse the flames, the official said.
Gujarat: Fire breaks out in ICU unit at Guru Gobind Singh Government Hospital in Jamnagar. All patients evacuated from ICU.
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Jamnagar Municipal Commissioner and Collector present at the hospital. pic.twitter.com/Ok5svaeas8
(More inputs awaited)