Hospital Collapse Sparks Safety Concerns
A section of the Government Medical College Hospital collapsed, injuring two people with non-serious injuries. The Health and Cooperation Ministers inspected the site. The collapse occurred in an unused toilet area. Approximately 100 patients were relocated safely, while authorities checked for any trapped individuals.

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On Thursday, a section of the Government Medical College Hospital abruptly collapsed, injuring two individuals. Fortunately, their injuries were deemed non-serious, and they were treated in the hospital's casualty department.
The incident led Health Minister Veena George and Cooperation Minister V N Vasavan to the site to assess the situation firsthand. It was confirmed that the collapsed section was an unused toilet area in a ward housing building.
Approximately 100 patients were relocated as a precautionary measure. Emergency services, including police and fire crews, are conducting an investigation to ensure no individuals remain trapped in the debris.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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