Timely action by employees averts accident
Bhopal : An untoward incident was averted due to timely action by employees at district collector office in the afternoon after a short circuit borne fire was pacified by swiftly action of the employees.
The fire which broke in the wire which soon spread to the meter box and employees who spotted the fire rushed to pacify the fire and managed to pacify the fire.
Before the fire could spread and take massive shape and turn into a major incident the fire was controlled and pacified. In the fire no one was injured and no casualty was reported.
The office premises which remain crowded might have witnessed more harm if stampede would have occurred.
The district collector Sudam Khade was present at the time of the incident. The power supply lines were installed long back and require repair and change.
The employees claimed that the power supply lines installed are of lower capacity while they are used for carrying power of higher capacity than their limits which increases the chances of short circuits, fire and other incidents.
Chouhan grieves demise of Govindlal Vohra
Bhopal : Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has expressed profound grief over the demise of the Chief Editor of the Daily News Paper Amrit Sandesh, Raipur and Senior Journalist Govindlal Vora.
In his condolence message, Chouhan said that late Vora has led a simple life and dedicated his entire life for principles and social concerns. He had direct connection with common man. He always spent his journalism life fighting for truth. His death is an irreparable loss to the journalism.
Chouhan prayed to the Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and to give strength to the bereaved family to bear this loss.
It may be mentioned that Govindlal Vora was working as the Chief Editor of Daily News Paper Amrit Sandesh, since its inception. He worked as the Editor of Nav Bharat and Chronicle, Raipur for 28 years. He left for heavenly abode at New Delhi, at the age of 84.
Mishra dedicates wards of 100-bed hospita
Bhopal : Minister for Public Relations, Water Resources and Parliamentary Affairs Narottam Mishra dedicated wards of 100 bed hospital costing Rs 4.87 crore, linked with the medical college in Datia District Hospital. He also conducted an inspection of the wards and enquired about patients’ health.
Mishra said that Datia Medical College will be started soon. There will be no shortage of medical facilities in Datia now. Facility of X-ray, Ultra Sound Unit, MRI and CT Scan will be provided in new hospital building. Every illness will be treated at Datia. Mishra further stated that a residential colony for doctors and paramedical staff will be expanded.