Holi Health Alert: Doctors will be on call on Holi, duty charts ready, more than 150 beds reserved in hospitals

Lucknow, Amrit Ideas: More than 150 beds have been reserved in government hospitals and medical institutes on Holi. Beds will also be reserved at the Community Health Center (CHC) and Primary Health Center (PHC). Ambulances will stand at 108 and 102 ambulances major intersections. Will reach the spot immediately on information. The duty chart of doctors has been prepared. Experts will serve on call service if required.

Dr. Ajay Shankar Tripathi, Medical Superintendent of Lokbandhu Hospital, said that due to Holi, beds have been reserved in addition to Emergency. Special duty of skin and eye doctors has been imposed. Other doctors have been asked to keep on calls. Apart from this, doctors of almost all departments will be posted in the ward. At the same time, according to Dr. Himanshu Chaturvedi, Medical Superintendent of Balrampur Hospital, the team of experts in the Emergency will be on alert mode as the bed is reserved. Apart from this, isolation ward beds have also been reserved in the civil hospital. CMS Dr. Rajesh Srivastava informed that a team of specialist doctors will be present in the emergency. In the Thakurganj Joint Hospital, 7 beds have been reserved in addition to 13 emergency beds. CMS Dr. SP Singh informed that the duty chart of doctors has also been prepared. Apart from this, beds have also been reserved in all CHCs and PHCs including Ramsagar Mishra of BKT, Rani Laxmibai Hospital, Bhaurao Deoras Hospital in Mahanagar.

KGMU and Lohia Institute also alert

King George Medical University (KGMU) Trauma Center in -charge Dr. Prem Raj Singh said that like every year, the beds have been reserved in the Emergency of Trauma this time. Apart from this, patients will be admitted on 42 beds in casualty as well. A team of doctors of the departments of eye diseases, skin diseases, orthopedics, anesthesia and surgery has been formed. Additional nurses and technicians have also been deployed. In case of accident, the injured can get immediate treatment, it has been made complete. At the same time, according to Dr. Bhuvan Chandra Tiwari, media in -charge of Lohia Institute, a team of all experts will be alert to provide timely treatment to the injured. Beds have also been reserved.

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