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Fort's GT hospital postpone 70 surgeries due to severe water shortage
Updated On: 30 October, 2018 04:20 PM IST | Mumbai | Arita Sarkar
One of the surgeons said that due to the shortage of water, during one of his surgeries, he and the nurses had to scrub their hands with saline solution

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Around 70 surgeries had to be postponed this month at the Gokuldas Tejpal (GT) Hospital in Fort due to acute water shortage. Apart from the operation theatres, the patients and their relatives have been complaining since the toilets in the hospital wards have had trace amounts of water in the past couple of weeks.
The hospital administration stated that though they have been experiencing shortage of water for several months now, the problem has been aggravated in the past two weeks. "Our requirement of water has increased since the number of patients have also gone up. We have approached the BMC and an extra line will be laid for the hospital in the next couple of days," said Mukund Tayde, medical superintendent of GT hospital.


