In the present scenario, every one of us are surrounded in electromagnetic, wireless, high frequency networks which intercept with each other and causes disturbance. One of such disturbance has taken away the life of a small child and the person who did this is no where in the picture. Read this.
This is a real incident that happened in a local
hospital in Bangalore , India . A 4 year old girl was admitted due to
leg fracture. As it was an open fracture, she had to undergo an operation
to stitch the protruding bone back in place.
Though it was quite a minor operation, she was hooked on to
life support system, as a part of the process.
The doctors had to input some data prior to the operation
to suit different conditions. Thereafter, the operation
proceeded. Half way through the process, the life support
system suddenly went dead.
The culprit : -
Some one was using his/her hand-phone outside the operation theatre.. And the frequency had affected the system.. They tried to track the person, but to no avail. The little girl, young and innocent as she was, died soon after.
Be compassionate! Do not use your hand phone / mobiles especially at any hospitals or within the Aircraft or any placeswhere you are told not to use it...
You might not be
caught in the act, but you might have killed someone without knowledge.
Last Word:
Please avoid using your mobile phones in hospitals, near OT areas / petrol pumps / aircraft etc ... wherever it is mentioned not to use mobiles, go by the rules, it's a matter of life & death.
Would appreciate if you can inform this to all your colleagues.
From India, Mumbai
This is a real incident that happened in a local
hospital in Bangalore , India . A 4 year old girl was admitted due to
leg fracture. As it was an open fracture, she had to undergo an operation
to stitch the protruding bone back in place.
Though it was quite a minor operation, she was hooked on to
life support system, as a part of the process.
The doctors had to input some data prior to the operation
to suit different conditions. Thereafter, the operation
proceeded. Half way through the process, the life support
system suddenly went dead.
The culprit : -
Some one was using his/her hand-phone outside the operation theatre.. And the frequency had affected the system.. They tried to track the person, but to no avail. The little girl, young and innocent as she was, died soon after.
Be compassionate! Do not use your hand phone / mobiles especially at any hospitals or within the Aircraft or any placeswhere you are told not to use it...
You might not be
caught in the act, but you might have killed someone without knowledge.
Last Word:
Please avoid using your mobile phones in hospitals, near OT areas / petrol pumps / aircraft etc ... wherever it is mentioned not to use mobiles, go by the rules, it's a matter of life & death.
Would appreciate if you can inform this to all your colleagues.
From India, Mumbai
I feel sorry for the girl.
Everybody should follow the rules. They are for our own benefit. Imagine someone our own being operated in OT.
But as our former president Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam said, "If we go to foreign countries we will not spit on roads even though there are no such sign boards there. But when we are at home we will surely do it on the board itself."
Why can't we follow the rule at our own home????
From India, Nasik
Everybody should follow the rules. They are for our own benefit. Imagine someone our own being operated in OT.
But as our former president Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam said, "If we go to foreign countries we will not spit on roads even though there are no such sign boards there. But when we are at home we will surely do it on the board itself."
Why can't we follow the rule at our own home????
From India, Nasik
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