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Diwali celebrations leave nearly 400 injured in Delhi; 8-year-old with 45% burns in critical condition

Diwali celebrations leave nearly 400 injured in Delhi; 8-year-old with 45% burns in critical condition

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  • left · 2 outlets

    According to state Health Department, there were 4,098 inpatient admissions across three categories – 430 burn cases, 2,541 trauma cases, and 1,127 assault-related admissions

    — The Federal

  • center · 1 outlet

    Five each admitted to KGH, eye hospital

    — Deccan Chronicle

RSS excerpt

Major Delhi hospitals treated nearly 400 patients with Diwali-related burn and eye injuries, with several cases requiring intensive care and surgery.

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Left / Center-Left 2 (66%)
Center 1 (34%)
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  5. Mathrubhumi English Center-Left Mathrubhumi Printing & Publishing Co. Current article

    Diwali celebrations leave nearly 400 injured in Delhi; 8-year-old with 45% burns in critical condition

    Major Delhi hospitals treated nearly 400 patients with Diwali-related burn and eye injuries, with several cases requiring intensive care and surgery.

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