At least three people were killed and 45 others injured in a bus accident in Lucknow's Para area, prompting Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak to visit King George's Medical University (KGMU) to assess the condition of the injured passengers.
Pathak reached the hospital's Trauma Centre and met the victims undergoing treatment. He interacted with the injured passengers and enquired about their health and the circumstances surrounding the accident.
The Deputy Chief Minister also spoke to doctors and hospital officials to obtain updates on the treatment being provided to the victims. He sought details about their medical condition and reviewed the arrangements made for their care.
Deputy CM Reviews Treatment Arrangements
During his visit, Pathak personally met the passengers injured in the bus accident and assured them of medical assistance.
He directed attention towards the treatment of the injured and sought information from the medical team regarding the seriousness of their injuries and their recovery prospects. His visit came amid efforts to provide immediate medical attention to those affected by the accident.
Three Dead, 45 Passengers Injured
According to the information available, the accident in the Para area claimed three lives, while 45 passengers sustained injuries. The injured were taken for medical treatment, with several admitted to the Trauma Centre at KGMU.
The incident has raised concerns over passenger safety and road accidents involving public transport vehicles.
Focus on Medical Care for Victims
With dozens of passengers injured, the immediate priority remains ensuring proper medical treatment and monitoring the condition of those admitted to the hospital. The Deputy Chief Minister's hospital visit underscored the administration's focus on the treatment of the victims following the tragic accident.
Further details regarding the exact circumstances of the accident, the identity of the deceased and the condition of the critically injured passengers are awaited.