Why didn’t you know, 17 students suddenly found impure, 5 serious, further investigation revealed the reason A to Z Counsel

Barabanki : In Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh, many girl students became impure due to poisonous air. The Chief Minister’s office is taking this matter seriously or has constituted a committee to investigate the matter. The number of girl students who became serious due to poisonous gas in the accident has increased to 17. Of these, 5 students have been sent to Lucknow for treatment. According to the information given by CMO Dr. Awadhesh, the accidents have happened due to carbon monoxide, which is fatal due to the burnt medicines. Or poisonous air results in other parts of the body as well as heart and disease.

In King George’s Inter College, Kamariyabagh of Nagar Kotwali area, the class students, who started on Wednesday morning around 10.30 am, suddenly became impure. Of these, 5 female students were admitted to the district hospital in an unclean condition with the help of the police administration. After that, after reaching home, the condition of some students deteriorated. Remember, the process of getting them admitted to the hospital immediately would have started by late evening. The number of such students came to 17. Afza Siddiqui, Nazia Ansari, Falak Siddiqui, Manvi and Imra, who are serious among them, have been sent to Lucknow. On the other hand, Khushi Gupta, Aslan Ali, Ashinka Verma, Huda, Elaham, Mohammad Ameel, Sheikh Amin, Nancy Yadav, Shreya, Shaurya Mishra, Tuba and Accountant Like Khan were admitted to the district hospital trauma.

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Girl students became impure due to carbon monoxide gas – CMO

CMO Dr. Awadhesh Singh Yadav, who reached the spot for investigation, said that Shekhu, Sherali, Bablu, who were working in the crematorium within the boundaries of the school, had collected biomedical waste in a private hospital. Yes, the garbage would have been brought to a private hospital. Burning some expired medicines released carbon monoxide gas, due to which 15 girl students became serious.

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action after investigation

The CMO said that this poisonous gas is very dangerous. Along with the heart and brain, it has bad consequences on other parts of the body as well. A squad has been formed in this matter, with the help of the police, from which hospital the expired medicines were purchased, this will be investigated.

Agency Expired Medicines Wilhewat Lavate

CMO Dr. Awadhesh Singh Yadav said that there is no system to sell expired medicines. Biomedical waste is disposed off by the agency in the landfill or private hospital as per its own arrangement.

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