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Mumbai fire safety audit: Rajawadi Hospital's narrow exits make it unsafe

Rajawadi Hospital checks all the right boxes when it comes to being fire compliant, but all that good work will be for naught if people face hurdles while leaving during an emergency, which is likely considering how narrow and congested the exit rout

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Relatives of patients crowd on the staircase outside one of the wards
Relatives of patients crowd on the staircase outside one of the wards

Hallelujah! Ghatkopar's Rajawadi Hospital is far better in terms of fire safety measures than the other civic hospitals mid-day covered in its safety audit series. However, being one of the most important peripheral hospitals in Central Mumbai, with a bed capacity of around 570 and seeing a daily footfall of 1,000-odd OPD patients, it stills falls behind in some parameters.

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