While the second wave of Taj in Maharashtra was declining, the number of patients in hospitals had also increased. Memories of accidents are not forgotten in hospitals in Nagpur, Mumbai, Nashik, the same thing happened again in Maharashtra. A stampede broke out at a private hospital in Mumbre in Tan district on Wednesday. Four patients died in it.

However, the Thane Municipal Corporation has informed that 4 patients of ICU died due to interruption in treatment. The deceased have been identified as Yasmin Shaikh (47 years), Nawab Shaikh (47 years), Halima Salmani (70 years) and Harish Sonawane (57 years).

Four patients die in fire at Prime Criticare Center in KV district of Mumbra. According to preliminary estimates, the hospital treats six people in the general ward and six in the intensive care unit (ICU). When a terrible fire broke out in the hospital on Tuesday night, the hospital authorities immediately evacuated the patients. The fire brigade was then called. A few hours later, the fire brigade regained control of the fire. The cause of the fire was not immediately known. It is clear that the fire started due to a short circuit. However, the incident again raised questions about the safety of hospitals and firefighters.

Local MLAs from Mumbra Kalwa and Jitendra Awhad informed the media about the incident. Three patients died in a fire on the first floor of the hospital. He also said that Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray was informed about the incident. He said the heirs of the deceased would be given Rs 5 lakh and the injured Rs 1 lakh. Patients with other ailments besides Mukut were treated at the hospital. There have been several other accidents in the state in the last few months, including hospital fires. The Congress continued after the incident at Bhandar, in which ten patients died in a fire at a hospital in Nagpur. The patient later died in a fire in Mumbai. 24 patients die due to leakage of oxygen from cylinder in Nashik. There may be a short circuit in the hospital's measuring room, firefighters said. The exact cause of the fire can only be determined after a thorough investigation.

According to him, a high-level commission of inquiry has been set up to find out the cause of the fire. The committee will consist of municipal officers as well as police and medical personnel. Earlier on April 23, a fire broke out in the intensive care unit of a private hospital at Virar in Palghar area, killing Kovid-1.