Harvinder Singh

i live in the city where the AQI at 8: 35 am today was 1130 !! current political setup which we voted for needs to find a solution, or admit that they cannot do anything about it. @CMODelhi kind attention please.

@DC_Gurugram @cmohry @NayabSainiBJP @nishantyadavIAS @NHMHRY @drkamalguptabjp @cmohry @csharyana 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩 REALLY SHOCKING 😮 This is in regard to the immediate requirement of burn wards that should be set up in the Gurgaon government civil hospital and at the private hospitals. This is shocking that there are no burn wards in Gurgaon, the so called Millennium City of Haryana or India. I only noticed this yesterday when one of suncity RWA staff got burns and had to rush to Sanar Hospital as it’s the nearest big private hospital from Suncity. The first aid was given in the emergency ward of Sanar hospital. *However, after giving first aid, they referred it to the Delhi Safdarjung hospital as no private hospitals or the civil hospital of Gurgaon has the burn wards*. Upon reaching Safdarjung hospital, the Suncity rwa staff was informed that there are no beds available. Then the Suncity rwa staff checked at Ram Manohar Lohia hospital also and they also didn’t had any bed. They came back to Gurgaon civil hospital as they had no other option left as it was middle of the night. All the formalities were completed at the hospital but seeing the condition of the hospital, suncity rwa shifted the patient to a private hospital at Badshahpur. The government hospital ward was stinking with urine smell and other smell. The government civil hospital is in the pathetic condition.  We thank God that the burns were only 20 %. If the burns would have been more than 40% or so, then what would have happened. Only God knows. This is a serious issue and it needs immediate attention.   Seeing all this, we the United RWA Forum request your good office the following :   1. Set up a burn ward immediately  at the civil hospital or any other government place that can be converted into burn ward.   2. ⁠Establish Burn Wards in Private Hospitals of Gurgaon. The Gurgaon private hospitals should have the burn wards. This should be made mandatory for big hospitals like Medanta, Artemis and Max hospitals.   3. ⁠The proposed civil hospital with 300 plus beds needs to see the light. The proposed hospital is still only on papers. This is very very unfortunate.   4. ⁠Stop calling Gurgaon as Millennium City till the time all the basic facilities and amenities are available on ground and not on papers.   5. ⁠Hygenic conditions to be maintained in the current civil hospital. At least we tax payers can demand this much from the administration and the current government.  Convener : Kusum Sharma, United RWA Forum And Chairperson Suncity RWA ( All Development Committees) @leenadhankhar @sumedhasharma86 @HTGurgaon @TOIGurgaon @VishakhaKaulTOI @PTI_News @DEEPAKKAHUJA @slrwa @AmarUjalaNews @GurgaonNews24x7 @NavbharatTimes