Fadnavis launches Tina Ambani's second super-speciality hospital, in Navi Mumbai
Navi Mumbai (Maharashtra), July 7: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Saturday inaugurated the second world-class super-speciality healthcare facility of the Reliance Hospital headed by Tina Ambani.
This is the second venture of the Reliance Group after the success of the Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital in Andheri, Mumbai since the past decade, said an official.
The super-speciality facility, a patient-centric tertiary care institution with emphasis on excellence in clinical services and diagnostic facilities, is spread over a 250,000 square feet, nine-storied building with 225 beds.
The state-of-the-art hospital has specialty departments across the spectrum offering medical care benchmarked to global best practices, underlined by ethos of transparency, care and compassion.
"Reliance Hospital is a natural progression in a transformative journey to bridge the gaps in India's healthcare fabric, a journey that began with the opening of the KDAH, Mumbai," said Tina Ambani on the occasion.
With the finest medical talent and best technologies working in concert, she said that "the hospital will now become a bastion of health and hope for the people of Navi Mumbai and surroundings in the firm belief that top-class medical care should be the prerogative of all Indians and not just a privileged few".
Some of the specialty departments on offer at the Reliance Hospital, Navi Mumbai, include oncology, orthopaedics, cardiac, emergency and many others across the spectrum under a single roof, powered by a team of nationally and globally renowned medical professionals besides visiting consultants.
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Noida student's death: Family cries foul, police says autopsy confirms drowning
Noida (PTI): The family of a 21-year-old university student, who drowned at an abandoned construction site in Noida, Thursday alleged foul play saying there were marks on his body even as the police confirmed drowning as the cause of death.
According to a police statement, sand and water were found in the lungs of the deceased, identified as Harshit Bhatt, while his viscera has been preserved for further examination.
Bhatt, a final-year Bachelor of Physical Education student of the private university and a resident of Indirapuram in Ghaziabad, had drowned on Wednesday in a water-filled area at the abandoned construction site in Sector 94, under Sector 126 police station limits.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (Noida) Saad Miyan Khan said the student had gone to the site along with four friends to celebrate the end of their examinations.
"During the outing, Bhatt entered a nearby water-filled pit to bathe and suddenly drowned," the officer said, adding that the incident was reported to Dial-112 by one of his companions.
Police and PRV personnel rushed to the spot and, with the help of local divers, retrieved him from the water and rushed him to a hospital, where doctors declared him dead.
Khan said other students who had entered the water in an attempt to rescue him were safely pulled out and are stable.
Meanwhile, Bhatt's mother has alleged that there were black marks on his body, raising suspicion over the incident.
Police, however, said no formal complaint has been received from the family so far and action will be taken if any complaint is lodged.
An eyewitness, who assisted in the rescue, said he and others rushed to the spot after hearing cries for help and managed to pull out two students.
"They told us it was their last exam and they had come for a party. One of them went deeper into the water while bathing," the eyewitness said.
