Injured Patients Thank CM Yogi For Hospital Care And Support

Following the tragic accident that occurred on Mouni Amavasya day at Mahakumbh in Prayagraj, the government led by Yogi Adityanath responded promptly and comprehensively to the well-being of the injured patients. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath monitored the situation himself and issued directions that proper medical attention and assistance must be given to the patients along with their relatives. The facility of SRN Hospital was used to its best, where extended medical services have been free for the patients with all additional essential services including meal and transportations for patients with their relatives.

The patients and their families are really thankful to the hospital staff and the state government for this timely and compassionate move. Several injured ones have already recovered and been released, with no critical ones reported so far. The hospital authorities have stated that transport arrangements were made so that the discharged patients could reach their homes safely.

Among the recovered patients is Sanyogita Yadav, 32 years old and from Jaunpur. Brother, Vivek Yadav, appreciated the free and efficient medical services at SRN Hospital. According to him, all her essential tests such as a CT scan, X-ray, and the rest were performed without charging. She received proper medication on time, and during the course of treatment, good care was also given to the patient. Meal was also served to the caretaker, and the patient was sent back home in an ambulance. Vivek hailed the efforts made by the government as commendable and appreciated Chief Minister's leadership during the crisis.

Similarly, Manorama Devi, 50, from Ranchi, Jharkhand, was also injured in the incident. Her husband, Ishwariya Dayal, termed the situation unfortunate but praised the Yogi government for its prompt response and good medical arrangements. "The SRN Hospital staff provided the best medical care under government directives, and my wife is now on the road to full recovery," he said, extending heartfelt thanks to the doctors and hospital authorities.

Another patient, 65-year-old Singh Narayan from Fatehpur, who was injured in his leg, said he is recovering well due to the prompt and excellent treatment he received. He praised the doctors and staff for their dedication and expressed special gratitude to the Yogi government for their care and support. Gauri Sharma, 34 years old from Lucknow, echoed similar sentiments. She said the Mahakumbh event was in general well-managed, but it was unfortunate that this accident occurred. Appreciating quick medical treatment under the CM's instruction, doctors were taking continuous care for the injured.

Most of the patients and their families were grateful for the government response, whereas some still feared foul play. Gauri Sharma said the well-organized arrangements at Mahakumbh made it improbable for such an accident to occur naturally. She suspected the incident to be a deliberate act and called for proper investigation. Manorama Devi also described one chaotic moment when around 20 young men entered the crowd all of a sudden, pushing the pilgrims, which proved dangerous. She asked the authorities to look into that aspect and prevent such incidents from occurring in the future.

Dr. Santosh Singh, Associate Professor of the Surgery Department and Media In-charge at Motilal Nehru Medical College, updated on the status of patients. "Total 41 injured reached the hospital". Ten have already been discharged, and several others would be discharged by the evening," he confirmed. Dr. Singh added that no critical cases remained and that proper medical treatment had been given to all patients. Free meals had also been offered to the care-givers by the Chief Minister's directives.

To assist the victims recover comfortably and bring them home without any danger and risk to transport, a separate arrangement, the hospital administration also made due, under CM guidance. Therefore, the treatment which was dispensed in all due haste turned the situation beneficial from the Yogi government approach from the treatment administration. A happy smile returns the faces of injured patients. Relieved faces smile with words, "Yogiji Gov.".

The incident at Mahakumbh has undoubtedly raised concerns, but the government's swift and comprehensive action has been widely appreciated. As patients continue to recover and return home, the collective efforts of the hospital staff, authorities, and the government stand as a testament to the state's commitment to the welfare of its citizens during challenging times.