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Human Trial Of "Covaxin" Begins At SUM Hospital In Bhubaneswar
The human trial of India's first indigenous vaccine candidate "Covaxin" began at the Institute of Medical Sciences and SUM Hospital in Bhubaneswar on Monday.
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Government Hospitals In Odisha's Koraput Lack Proper Fire Safety Measures
The lessons from October 17 SUM Hospital fire in Bhubaneswar which claimed 25 lives are yet to be learnt, as government hospitals in tribal-dominated Koraput district still lack proper fire safety measures.
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Bhubaneswar Hospital Fire: Probe Panel Invites Affidavit From Public
As part of its investigation into the fire at SUM Hospital on October 17, in which 25 people have died so far, the revenue divisional commissioner (RDC), has invited sworn affidavits from the public.
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Odisha Opposition Seeks Action Against Government Officers After Bhubaneswar Hospital Fire
Opposition Congress and BJP today demanded action against government officials whose alleged negligence sparked a major fire at the SUM Hospital that claimed 24 lives, even as the hospital owner Manoj Ranjan Nayak returned to jail on completion of 2-day police remand.
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Delhi Government Begins Fire Safety Audit Of City Hospitals
The Delhi government has begun a fresh fire safety audit of city hospitals starting with the inspection of two major hospitals, in the wake of the fire incident at a private medical facility in Bhubaneswar which left at least 23 people dead.
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Odisha Hospital Blaze Reported 45 Minutes Later: Fire Department
In a statement that could increase the trouble for Bhubaneswar's SUM Hospital authorities, Director General of Fire Service in Odisha, Binay Kumar Behera on Friday said the fire department was informed about the blaze 45 minutes after the incident.
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Bhubaneswar Fire: Owner Of SUM Hospital, Where 21 Died, Arrested
The owner of Bhubaneswar's SUM Hospital, where 21 people died in a blaze on Monday, has been arrested.
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Odisha Announces Rs 5 Lakh To Family Of Dead In Fire Tragedy
Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Wednesday announced an ex-gratia of Rs 5 lakh for the families of each of those killed in Monday's fire at the Institute of Medical Sciences and SUM Hospital in Bhubaneswar.
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Human Rights Panel Issues Notice To Odisha On Bhubaneswar Hospital Fire Tragedy
The National Human Rights Commission on Wednesday issued notice to the Odisha government over the deaths of 20 persons in the October 17 fire that broke out in Bhubaneswar's SUM Hospitals.
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Bhubaneswar's SUM Hospital Did Not Follow Safety Norms, Says Minister JP Nadda
Bhubaneswar's SUM hospital, where 21 people died in a blaze on Monday, had not followed safety norms, Union Health Minister JP Nadda said today. The culprits, he said, will be punished.
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Bhubaneswar Hospital Fire: Superintendent, 3 Others Arrested
A day after a massive fire in Bhubaneswar's SUM Hospital in which 20 people died, the hospital's medical superintendent and three others have been arrested, the police said. The arrest came after the preliminary inquiry report by the fire service officials, and all four have been accused of negligence and culpable homicide, the local police said.
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President Pranab Mukherjee Condoles Odisha Hospital Tragedy
President Pranab Mukherjee on Tuesday condoled the deaths in the Odisha hospital fire and prayed for the injured.
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All Necessary Support Is Being Given To Odisha: JP Nadda
Union Health Minister J P Nadda on Monday said the Centre is providing all necessary support to Odisha where at least 19 patients died in a fire that broke out at the Sum Hospital in Bhubaneswar.
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'Deeply Anguished,' Tweets PM Modi After 19 Killed In Fire At Bhubaneswar Hospital
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today voiced "deep anguish" at the loss of lives in a massive blaze at a hospital in Bhubaneshwar, calling it "mind-numbing".
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19 Dead, Over 100 Injured In Major Fire At Bhubaneswar's SUM Hospital: 10 Updates
At least 19 people have died and over 100 injured when a massive fire broke out at Bhubaneswar's Institute of Medical Sciences and SUM Hospital on Monday evening.
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Human Trial Of "Covaxin" Begins At SUM Hospital In Bhubaneswar
The human trial of India's first indigenous vaccine candidate "Covaxin" began at the Institute of Medical Sciences and SUM Hospital in Bhubaneswar on Monday.
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Government Hospitals In Odisha's Koraput Lack Proper Fire Safety Measures
The lessons from October 17 SUM Hospital fire in Bhubaneswar which claimed 25 lives are yet to be learnt, as government hospitals in tribal-dominated Koraput district still lack proper fire safety measures.
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Bhubaneswar Hospital Fire: Probe Panel Invites Affidavit From Public
As part of its investigation into the fire at SUM Hospital on October 17, in which 25 people have died so far, the revenue divisional commissioner (RDC), has invited sworn affidavits from the public.
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Odisha Opposition Seeks Action Against Government Officers After Bhubaneswar Hospital Fire
Opposition Congress and BJP today demanded action against government officials whose alleged negligence sparked a major fire at the SUM Hospital that claimed 24 lives, even as the hospital owner Manoj Ranjan Nayak returned to jail on completion of 2-day police remand.
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Delhi Government Begins Fire Safety Audit Of City Hospitals
The Delhi government has begun a fresh fire safety audit of city hospitals starting with the inspection of two major hospitals, in the wake of the fire incident at a private medical facility in Bhubaneswar which left at least 23 people dead.
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Odisha Hospital Blaze Reported 45 Minutes Later: Fire Department
In a statement that could increase the trouble for Bhubaneswar's SUM Hospital authorities, Director General of Fire Service in Odisha, Binay Kumar Behera on Friday said the fire department was informed about the blaze 45 minutes after the incident.
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Bhubaneswar Fire: Owner Of SUM Hospital, Where 21 Died, Arrested
The owner of Bhubaneswar's SUM Hospital, where 21 people died in a blaze on Monday, has been arrested.
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Odisha Announces Rs 5 Lakh To Family Of Dead In Fire Tragedy
Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Wednesday announced an ex-gratia of Rs 5 lakh for the families of each of those killed in Monday's fire at the Institute of Medical Sciences and SUM Hospital in Bhubaneswar.
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Human Rights Panel Issues Notice To Odisha On Bhubaneswar Hospital Fire Tragedy
The National Human Rights Commission on Wednesday issued notice to the Odisha government over the deaths of 20 persons in the October 17 fire that broke out in Bhubaneswar's SUM Hospitals.
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Bhubaneswar's SUM Hospital Did Not Follow Safety Norms, Says Minister JP Nadda
Bhubaneswar's SUM hospital, where 21 people died in a blaze on Monday, had not followed safety norms, Union Health Minister JP Nadda said today. The culprits, he said, will be punished.
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Bhubaneswar Hospital Fire: Superintendent, 3 Others Arrested
A day after a massive fire in Bhubaneswar's SUM Hospital in which 20 people died, the hospital's medical superintendent and three others have been arrested, the police said. The arrest came after the preliminary inquiry report by the fire service officials, and all four have been accused of negligence and culpable homicide, the local police said.
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President Pranab Mukherjee Condoles Odisha Hospital Tragedy
President Pranab Mukherjee on Tuesday condoled the deaths in the Odisha hospital fire and prayed for the injured.
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All Necessary Support Is Being Given To Odisha: JP Nadda
Union Health Minister J P Nadda on Monday said the Centre is providing all necessary support to Odisha where at least 19 patients died in a fire that broke out at the Sum Hospital in Bhubaneswar.
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'Deeply Anguished,' Tweets PM Modi After 19 Killed In Fire At Bhubaneswar Hospital
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today voiced "deep anguish" at the loss of lives in a massive blaze at a hospital in Bhubaneshwar, calling it "mind-numbing".
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19 Dead, Over 100 Injured In Major Fire At Bhubaneswar's SUM Hospital: 10 Updates
At least 19 people have died and over 100 injured when a massive fire broke out at Bhubaneswar's Institute of Medical Sciences and SUM Hospital on Monday evening.
