Darbhanga News: Darbhanga. The DMCH campus turned into a lake due to heavy rains on Saturday morning. Water was visible all over the campus. The premises of all the departments including the administrative office were submerged. There was two to three feet of water at the spot. The medical arrangements were affected due to the ingress of water into the OPD and the emergency department. Due to waterlogging of the premises, the patient had a lot of difficulty in moving around. Around half a dozen patients were sent by ambulance to the medical ward. Due to waterlogging in the premises of the Superintendent’s office, the Deputy Superintendent had to leave his car near the Trauma Centre and reach the office on foot. Director Dr KN Mishra had to change his route to reach the office. They reached the office through the library.
The rain turned into a disaster for the patient and his family.
The rain on Saturday morning turned out to be a disaster for the patient and his family. They had to face a lot of problems due to the rain. Many people were saved from slipping due to waterlogging in the OPD premises. The rain further increased the problems of the elderly, women and children. According to the staff, relatively fewer patients arrived today due to the rain. On normal days, more than 1,500 patients arrive at the main OPD on Saturdays. Today, 1,322 patients were consulted in various departments. A day earlier, on Friday, 3,030 patients had arrived.
If the rain continues, it will be difficult to reach DMCH.
According to the Met Department, there is a possibility of rain for the next two to three days. If it rains more, it will be difficult for the patient and his family to reach the hospital. Lakhim, a resident of Benipur, who contacted the DMCH OPD on Saturday, Naresh, a resident of Sitamarhi, Radha, a resident of Simri, said that the system here has failed. This problem has persisted in the hospital for years. Even with a little rain, the hospital gets submerged. Naresh said that if it rains continuously for two to three days, it will be difficult to reach the DMCH.
Number of patients who registered before treatment in various departments on Saturday
Department- Number of patientsMain OPD- 1104Cancer- 00Pediatrics- 43Superspecialty- 12MCH- 37Gynecological- 28Emergency- 98
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