Fire safety audit to be conducted in 166 Government Hospitals
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Fire safety audit to be conducted in 166 Government Hospitals

May 9, 2022

Bengaluru: The State Government yesterday directed officials of 166 District and Taluk Government Hospitals across the State to conduct a ‘Fire Safety Audit’ of its premises and receive NOC (No Objection Certificate) from the Fire and Emergency Services Department.

The Health Commissioner has issued a circular stating that the hospitals will be granted Rs. 50,000 each under ‘Rashtriya Aarogya Abhiyan.’

During the recent video conference with Chief Ministers and Health Ministers of all States to assess the COVID-19 situation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had suggested conducting a ‘Fire Safety Audit’ as incidents of fire accidents had increased due to summer heat.

Health Minister Dr. K. Sudhakar’s Office said that out of the 166 hospitals that have been instructed to conduct the audit, there are 16 District Hospitals and 150 Taluk Hospitals and the health officials have been given a deadline of May 21 to submit an action taken report.

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