Seven Floors, 500 People, No Water! Burst Pipeline Leaves Patients, Attendants Struggling For Two Days At Charak Hospital In MP's Ujjain
Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh): A damaged pipeline near Chamunda Mata Mandir Chauraha has left Charak Bhavan of the District Hospital grappling with a severe water crisis for two days, forcing patients, attendants and staff to purchase bottled water and cans from the market. The seven-storey hospital, accommodating over 500 people at any given time, faces an unusual predicament: water tankers cannot…
Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh: A damaged pipeline near Chamunda Mata Mandir Chauraha has plunged the seven-story Charak Bhavan of the District Hospital into a severe water shortage for two days. Accommodating over 500 individuals, the facility now relies on bottled water and cans from local markets to meet the needs of patients, attendants, and staff.
The crisis stems from Ravi Infrabuild damaging the Public Health Engineering Department's main pipeline during excavation work for an elevated corridor. The three bore-wells, installed by the construction agency, are non-functional, and there is no underground storage tank. This has left Charak Bhavan without a viable water supply, forcing the administration to await repairs.
The disruption has affected drinking water, bathing, and other essential activities, with tanks at Dewasgate, Ksheersagar, and Sudam Nagar also remaining unfilled. A request for two new bore-wells has been submitted, expected to be installed within the week, but technical difficulties are delaying the restoration.
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