11/7/2016
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 7: Despite strict instructions to
administration of Government Medical College and Hospital (GMC&H) Jammu by
the government to make all arrangements to treat border firing victims, the
hospital has failed to deliver.
The claims of GMC&H Jammu have been exposed by
family members of martyr Gurnam Singh as well as relatives of 14-months-old
Pari, as their families have accused the GMC&H of not providing them
required facilities.
"GMC&H Jammu doesn't have enough manpower to
run a number of operation theaters (OTs). Two OTs are being used by the doctors
while the rest remain utilized due to non-seriousness of the administration
towards emergency cases," sources stated.
"All road accidents and border firing cases are
being treated in the two OTs," they said.
Pertinently, more than 100 ceasefire violations along
the LoC in J&K have taken place after the surgical strike on militant camps
in Pakistan. More than 18 people, including civilians, have been killed and
nearly 90 injured in Pakistani shelling and firing along IB and LoC in Jammu so
far.
Sources said there is an urgent need to start trauma
centres to cater to the road accidents cases across Jammu. Due to
non-functioning of the centres, the patients have to wait for their turn.
"It shows the administration of the hospital is least bothered about
providing all medical facilities to the victims," sources said.
Moreover, sources said the victims are forced to
arrange drugs from markets, exposing the claims of Health Minister that all
drugs are being provided to the border firing victims free in the hospital.
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