Gaza hospitals warn that thousands could die if supplies run out as Israeli ground offensive looms-
By Associated Press KHAN YOUNIS: Medics in Gaza warned Sunday that thousands could die if hospitals packed with wounded people […]
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After death of 59 people, Maharashtra CM Shinde orders audit of government-run hospitals-
Express News Service MUMBAI: After the major tragic incidents of people dying due to the shortage of medicines and unavailability
CM Shinde directs collectors to visit hospitals in their districts, file report on current status-
By PTI MUMBAI: Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Thursday directed collectors in the state to visit all the medical
HC takes suo motu cognizance of deaths at govt hospitals in Nanded and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar-
By PTI MUMBAI: The Bombay High Court on Wednesday took suo motu (on its own) cognizance of the deaths at
59 die in two Maharashtra govt hospitals in last 48 hours, CM orders high-level probe-
Express News Service A total of 59 deaths have been recorded in two Maharashtra government hospitals in the last 48
Construction of hospitals under ESI scheme at snail’s pace, says parliamentary committee report-
Online Desk The construction of hospitals under the Employees State Insurance scheme is moving at a very slow pace, making
Burnt out and getting out: American hospitals struggle with increasing shortage of nurses
NEW ORLEANS, La. – America’s nurses are stressed out to the point where they are leaving the industry. By 2027,
Red Cross to cease funding 25 Afghan hospitals amid aid concerns and financial constraints
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is expected to halt its financial support for 25 Afghan hospitals by
Maharashtra government set committee to probe death of 18 in civic hospitals in 24 hours –
Express News Service MUMBAI: Maharashtra state health department issued the notification on Monday constituting the experts’ committee to probe the
Britain lagging in delivering new hospitals, watchdog says
Britain’s hospital building programme is progressing too slowly and is too expensive, an independent public spending watchdog said on Monday,