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Woman Suffers 12+ Stitches After Ceiling Fan Falls On Her At Jaipur SMS Hospital - VIDEO

A 59-year-old woman was injured after a ceiling fan fell on her head at the ENT ward of Charak Bhawan at Jaipur's SMS Hospital on Monday evening. The woman, identified as Renu from Karauli, suffered a serious head injury and required more than 12 stitches. SMS अस्पताल में महिला के सिर पर गिरा चलता पंखा राजस्थान के सबसे बड़े सरकारी अस्पताल SMS के ENT वार्ड में बड़ा हादसा सामने आया। महिला के सिर पर…

Woman Suffers 12+ Stitches After Ceiling Fan Falls On Her At Jaipur SMS Hospital - VIDEO

A 59-year-old woman, Renu from Karauli, suffered a severe head injury when a ceiling fan fell on her at the ENT ward of Jaipur's SMS Hospital on Monday evening. She required over 12 stitches to close her wound. The incident occurred around 6 pm when Renu was sitting on a table beside her sister, Santosh, who had undergone an ear operation.

The falling fan caused panic among patients and relatives in the ward. Family members waited for medical assistance for around 10-15 minutes before an ambulance arrived almost half an hour later, taking Renu to the trauma centre. Doctors at the trauma centre performed the stitches but did not admit her, instead sending her back to the ENT ward.

The family claims no doctor examined Renu until 11 am on Tuesday. The incident has sparked questions about the hospital's maintenance and electrical safety arrangements.

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