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Days after girl drowned, BMC pools in Mumbai yet to get doctors

<p>A circular directing that at least two doctors should be appointed at each civic pool was sent last year; the 21-year-old MCom student died in the Ghatkopar pool on Friday, but BMC is yet to take any action</p>

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Days after a 21-year-old allegedly died by drowning in a Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) swimming pool, the civic body is yet to appoint a single doctor at any of its six pools. This, despite a circular for the appointment of at least two doctors at every pool having been issued last year in the wake of a similar incident.

Kanchan Rode’s father said there was no doctor or ambulance at the Ghatkopar civic swimming pool and it took 20 minutes to find a vehicle to take her to a hospital
Kanchan Rode’s father said there was no doctor or ambulance at the Ghatkopar civic swimming pool and it took 20 minutes to find a vehicle to take her to a hospital

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