Pakistan’s Largest Children’s Hospital Lacks Proper Fire Safety Measures
Serious reservations have emerged over fire safety arrangements at the National Institute of Child Health (NICH), with sources claiming that emergency exits are locked and a number of fire extinguishers are not working properly.
Serious reservations have emerged over fire safety arrangements at the National Institute of Child Health (NICH), with sources claiming that emergency exits are locked and a number of fire extinguishers are not working properly.
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- Sources further asserted that doctors, nurses and other staff members have not received fire safety training or participated in fire drills during the past 10 years.
- Nasir Suddle remarked the hospital's emergency exits have been kept locked due to security worries and previous incidents of theft.
- According to the details, fire extinguishers at the major government-run children's hospital have allegedly not been regularly tested or monitored for a long period.
According to the details, fire extinguishers at the major government-run children's hospital have allegedly not been regularly tested or monitored for a long period. The hospital is additionally reportedly without an effective fire alarm system. Punjab to Install Fire Hydrants Outside All Hospitals.
Notably, the revelations are particularly concerning as NICH has reportedly witnessed two major fire incidents during the past six years.
NICH Director Dr. Nasir Suddle remarked the hospital's emergency exits have been kept locked due to security worries and previous incidents of theft.
Nevertheless, he stated staff members have keys to the emergency exit doors. PIMS Tragedy Triggers Fire Safety Checks at Another Major Hospital.
Dr. Suddle additionally acknowledged that hospital staff had not received firefighting training, adding that meetings were being held to address the problem. He maintained that fire extinguishers were available at the hospital.
He remarked the relevant staff would be held responsible if any emergency occurred at the facility. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.
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