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Two firemen hurt in rescue op discharged from LNJP Hosp

| Tuesday | 10th December, 2019

Rajesh Shukla was one of the first firemen to enter the blazing building on Sunday morning and saved 11 people from the fire. Shukla injured his legs in the rescue operation and was admitted to the LNJP Hospital. Another fireman had received minor injury during rescue operation and was also admitted to the hospital. "Both firemen were today discharged. They had not suffered burn injuries though, and had inhaled noxious gas too, so were kept under observation," LNJP Hospital Medical Superintendent Dr Kishore Singh said.

New Delhi: Two Delhi Fire Service personnel, who were injured while carrying out the rescue work at a four-storeyed building where a massive fire broke out, were discharged from a city hospital on Monday, doctors said. Rajesh Shukla was one of the first firemen to enter the blazing building on Sunday morning and saved 11 people from the fire. Shukla injured his legs in the rescue operation and was admitted to the LNJP Hospital. Another fireman had received minor injury during rescue operation and was also admitted to the hospital. "Both firemen were today discharged. They had not suffered burn injuries though, and had inhaled noxious gas too, so were kept under observation," LNJP Hospital Medical Superintendent Dr Kishore Singh said. Delhi Home Minister Satyendra Jain had met Shukla at the hospital and praised his efforts.

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