11/12/2016
Nitesh Sangral
Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 12: Work in the newly constructed Indira
Gandhi Government Dental College and Hospital (IGGDC&H), Jammu, has come to
a halt for last two days due to water scarcity.
However, officials of the hospital claim that water
supply was restored but for a while.
Sources told Early Times that water supply to the new
building of IGGDC&H was disrupted for last two days due to which patients
and staffs including doctors were forced to buy water bottles from market.
"There was no water to sterilize instruments, wash
the floor, clean the linen," sources said. "Toilets were stinking and
doctors on duty were forced to carry drinking water bottles from home for
second day on Saturday," sources added. They said few doctors had to
reschedule some routine treatment.
A patient, who visited there for checkup of teeth, said
due to non-availability of water, the doctors had asked to him to buy water
from outside if he wanted to get treated. The water crisis in the newly
constructed hospital has raised fingers on the seriousness of the authorities
concerned who have failed to provide basic facilities.
Interestingly, the hospital administration has taken up
the matter with the Minister for Health and Medical Education, Bali Bhagat, but
to no avail.
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