A report on the lack of oxygen at the Khyber Teaching Hospital in Peshawar, the provincial capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, has resulted in the suspension of seven staff members, including the director, according to Baaghi TV. According to the report, faculty members, medical engineers, supply managers, biomedical engineers and duty employees have also been suspended. The Board of Governors, in its preliminary report, found three people guilty of negligence at the Oxygen Plant. According to the report, the contract for oxygen supply was awarded to Pakistan Oxygen Company which did not provide the required quantity. Pakistan to contact WB for COVID Vaccine funding An interesting Urdu word added to the Cambridge Dictionary Contempt of Court Application filed against Secy. Aviation Division & Secy. Establishment for appointing DG CAA in violation According to the investigation report, the untrained staff was on duty and the biomedical engineer failed to perform his duties. The hospital did not have an emergency rescue squad. The hospital administration failed to train and supervise the oxygen staff. Indus downstream habitat peril: Blind dolphin species besieged by plastic, pesticides pollution COVID19 Cancels England Match in South Africa; Tour Under Threat Serie A Match Postponed Because of Rain The Board … Continue reading Deaths due to lack of oxygen, what steps taken after initial report?