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Maharashtra: Police registers FIR in Nashik hospital s oxygen leak tragedy

Police registered an FIR against unidentified persons on Thursday in connection with the death of 22 COVID-19 patients at a hospital in Nashik following the disruption of oxygen supply, an official said. The incident occurred on Wednesday afternoon when the oxygen supply to patients stopped suddenly because of a malfunction in the main storage at Dr Zakir Hussain Hospital, run by the Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC). An FIR was registered in the early hours of Thursday at the Bhadrakali police station in Maharashtra s Nashik city against unidentified persons under Indian Penal Code Section 304-A (causing death by negligence), the official said.

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Nashik: Oxygen tank that leaked was activated just 3 weeks ago

The tank from which liquid oxygen leaked at a civic-run hospital in Nashik, killing 24 Covid patients, was operationalised just 21 days before the incident.

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Maharashtra: FIR registered in Nashik hospital tragedy

URL copied Image Source : PTI The disruption of medical oxygen supply was caused by leakage from a storage plant, officials earlier said Police registered an FIR against unidentified persons on Thursday in connection with the death of 22 COVID-19 patients at a hospital in Nashik following the disruption of oxygen supply, an official said. The incident occurred on Wednesday afternoon when the oxygen supply to patients stopped suddenly because of a malfunction in the main storage at Dr Zakir Hussain Hospital, run by the Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC). An FIR was registered in the early hours of Thursday at the Bhadrakali police station in Maharashtra s Nashik city against unidentified persons under Indian Penal Code Section 304-A (causing death by negligence), the official said. A total of 157 patients were undergoing treatment in the 150-bed COVID-19 hospital when the incident occurred, the NMC had said.Â

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Kerala polls see 10% rise in candidates with criminal cases, national parties take lead

Kerala polls see 10% rise in candidates with criminal cases, national parties take lead Kerala polls see 10% rise in candidates with criminal cases, national parties take lead Kerala Assembly election 2021 sees a 10 per cent rise in candidates facing criminal cases. Congress and BJP take the lead in fielding candidates with criminal cases against them. advertisement UPDATED: April 2, 2021 00:12 IST 355 of 928 candidates, whose affidavits were analysed by the ADR, have criminal cases this year. In 2016 Kerala election, 311 candidates out of 1,125 had declared criminal cases. (Image: PTI files) Compared to 2016 polls, Kerala Assembly election 2021 has 10 per cent more candidates facing criminal cases. The Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) has said in its report that 38 per cent of all candidates contesting the Kerala Assembly election have declared criminal cases against them.

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