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UP Government sanctions Rs 13 crore for Covid fight in Gorakhpur as cases riseAn upcoming 500-bed pediatric centre at the BRD Medical College will be used as a Level-3 COVID dedicated hospital with the availability of...- Uttar Pradesh records first Covid-19 fatality with death of 25-year-oldAccording to reports from ET Bureau, a 25-year old boy from Basti passed away in BRD Hospital in Gorakhpur. Worryingly, he was found to be ...
- Kafeel Khan: The man under constant probe in Uttar Pradeshhey are just diverting the whole attention from the real issue so as not to address the children deaths,” Khan said.
- Brother of BRD Medical college tragedy accused doctor shot three timesKhan was immideatly rushed to a private nursing home where he underwent an emergency surgery to get the bullet removed from his neck.
- Gorakhpur deaths: Hospital's anaesthesia department head surrenders"Dr Satish surrendered himself in the anti-corruption court this afternoon. We will seek his remand for interrogation," SSP, Gorakhpur, Ani...
- Gorakhpur's BRD Medical College at it again, 42 children dead in 48 hours42 children died in 48 hours of which 7 due to encephalitis, rest due to other reasons, said PK Singh, Principal, BRD Medical College.
- Situation in Gorakhpur's BRD medical college hospital is past the stage of preventionOnly this June, NITI Aayog painted a grim picture before UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath of the state’s health parameters.
- Gorakhpur deaths 'government-made tragedy', CM Yogi should not cover up: Rahul Gandhi"The chief minister should not try to cover up (the matter) and action should be taken against the guilty. This is my message," the Congres...
- Yogi Adityanath targets Rahul, says Gorakhpur not a 'picnic spot'The chief minister, who has represented Gorakhpur in the Lok Sabha five times, will also tour encephalitis and flood-affected areas.
- Gorakhpur tragedy: UP Government stands by medical education minister Ashutosh TandonBRD Hospital falls under Tandon’s ambit and for the last five days a letter written by Pushpa Sales to the minister on August 9 is doing th...
- Oxygen supply records were fudged: Gorakhpur DM’s reportAccording to the Gorakhpur DM's report, Dr Kumar and chief pharmacist Gajanan Jaiswal wilfully did not maintain the record of purchase of o...
- Any death due to oxygen shortage, a henious crime: Uttar Pradesh health ministerUP health minister Siddharth Nath Singh said that all aspects related to the deaths at the state-run BRD medical college hospital were bein...
- Gorakhpur deaths not due to oxygen shortage: Doctors PanelOnce we have more data and records which we have asked for, we will be able to comment further," Dr Harish Chailani, the head of Department...
- Supreme Court refuses to take cognisance of UP hospital tragedyOver 60 children have reportedly died at BRD Medical College Hospital since August 7, many for want of oxygen whose supply was disrupted af...
- AIIMS to unburden BRD Hospital in 2019Along with an AIIMS, what is needed in Gorakhpur is a full-fledged viral research centre to develop a vaccine for AES and a protocol to fig...
- PM Narendra Modi sends Minister, top Delhi doctors to GorakhpurUP CM Yogi Adityanath and Union health minister JP Nadda rushed to Gorakhpur on Sunday after visits of junior ministers failed to quell ang...
- Maintain adequate stock of oxygen: UP government to medical collegesThe UP govt's medical education department, in a letter to the medical colleges, also directed them to immediately pay all the outstanding ...
- Gorakhpur's creaky health infra: Tragedy was waiting to happenA glance at Gorakhpur's National Health Mission district-level approved budget for 2016-17 reveals some bizarre and misplaced priorities of...
- Encephalitis death toll touches 590 as six more cases recorded from GorakhpurAll the deaths occured at Baba Raghav Das Medical College Hospital.
- Encephalitis claims 15 lives; toll 358As many as 45 fresh cases of encephalitis have been reported at BRD Medical College Hospital and adjoining government hospitals.
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