There, he met the victims of the deadly blast that rocked central Delhi near the Red Fort metro station on Monday evening, claiming 13 lives and injuring 24 others.
Mohammed Hufaiza, 15, who has been sitting on the pavement outside the heavily-barricaded hospital, has not yet been able to see his uncle, 55-year-old Mohammad Farukh, one of the victims of Monday’s blast.
The blast took place in a car on the Netaji Subhash Marg signal near Red Fort last evening
Meanwhile, the Delhi Police have traced the registration of the exploded car to Faridabad in Haryana, intensifying the manhunt. The blast has so far claimed ten lives and left 24 others injured.
The explosion, which occurred on Monday evening, also injured 24 people. Police, who are probing a possible terror angle, have identified the vehicle involved as a Hyundai i20 bearing a Haryana registration number.
“The Home Minister has also called us, and information is being shared with him from time to time,” Commissioner Golcha said.
Following the surprise check, Dr Singh informed that all the 80 ventilator systems (breathing support machines) at the hospital are in working condition, and 18 such additional machines have been kept reserved for emergency use.
A 65-year-old man died in Delhi's Chawri Bazar area because of not taking the necessary treatment after being bitten by a stray dog, the police said on Thursday.
The counsel for LNJP submitted that in view of advanced pregnancy and complications therein the medical board also wanted a neurologist there in the team doing the review.
Jain pointed out that in all, 40 cases remain admitted in the special facility created in the hospital for the treatment of patients of the new variant.
