Showing posts with label GURU GOVINDSINGH HOSPITAL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GURU GOVINDSINGH HOSPITAL. Show all posts
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Suspected H1N1 patient in Jamnagar
Suspected H1N1 patient (swine flu) in Jamnagar, a 19-year-old woman tested positive for swine flu after she was admitted to GG Hospital on Wednesday.
Labels: News, Jamnagar, weather, history
GURU GOVINDSINGH HOSPITAL,
jamnagar,
Swine flu
Sunday, November 1, 2009
When the almighty guards you, no one can harm you
Jaako raakhe Sayeeyan, maar sake na koi' (When the almighty guards you, no one can harm
you).
This proverb came true for a 10-month-old baby boy who was tossed into the air from his mother's lap, but landed into the safety of another woman's lap in a collision between a chhakda and motorcycle on Friday. While the infant survived, his mother was killed in the accident.
According to details of this bizarre incident, Urvashi Nanda (25), her infant son Dhruv and husband Kalpesh Nanda were going to Gordhannagar on a bike when they met with the accident near Samarpan Hospital at 1.30pm on Friday.
"Kalpesh was driving the bike while Urvashi was sitting behind holding Dhruv. Suddenly, a chhakda appeared from the opposite direction and rammed the two-wheeler," said a police official.
you).
This proverb came true for a 10-month-old baby boy who was tossed into the air from his mother's lap, but landed into the safety of another woman's lap in a collision between a chhakda and motorcycle on Friday. While the infant survived, his mother was killed in the accident.
According to details of this bizarre incident, Urvashi Nanda (25), her infant son Dhruv and husband Kalpesh Nanda were going to Gordhannagar on a bike when they met with the accident near Samarpan Hospital at 1.30pm on Friday.
"Kalpesh was driving the bike while Urvashi was sitting behind holding Dhruv. Suddenly, a chhakda appeared from the opposite direction and rammed the two-wheeler," said a police official.
Labels: News, Jamnagar, weather, history
GURU GOVINDSINGH HOSPITAL,
jamnagar,
samarpan hospital
Sunday, October 25, 2009
JAMNAGAR A Positive for the H1N1 virus
JAMNAGAR: A gynecologist working in Guru Govindsingh Hospital here has been tested positive for the H1N1 virus. The 25-year-old is a student and resident
She has been transferred to Rajkot for further treatment.
Four doctors and a nurse, who used to work in close contact with her, have been asked to take precautions, said district health officer of the city KP Patel.
She has been transferred to Rajkot for further treatment.
Four doctors and a nurse, who used to work in close contact with her, have been asked to take precautions, said district health officer of the city KP Patel.
Labels: News, Jamnagar, weather, history
GURU GOVINDSINGH HOSPITAL,
H1N1,
jamnagar,
RAJKOT
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