Waterlogging has become a major issue at the Gomati District Hospital in Udaypur, even before the monsoon season has officially begun. Just one hour of rainfall was enough to completely flood the hospital ward, causing chaos and disruptions to patient care.
The scenes at the hospital were chaotic, with water seeping into patient rooms and medical equipment being damaged. Staff members were seen frantically trying to move patients to drier areas and salvage what they could.
This incident highlights the lack of preparedness and infrastructure in place to handle such situations at the hospital. With the monsoon season approaching, concerns have been raised about the hospital’s ability to cope with the increased rainfall and potential flooding.
Local authorities have been called upon to address the issue and take necessary measures to prevent such incidents from happening again. Patients and their families are worried about the impact this could have on their health and well-being, as the hospital struggles to deal with the aftermath of the waterlogging.
As the monsoon season looms closer, it is imperative for hospitals and healthcare facilities to be adequately prepared for extreme weather events to ensure the safety and well-being of patients and staff. The incident at the Gomati District Hospital serves as a reminder of the importance of proper infrastructure and planning in the face of natural disasters.
