‘If not for the hotel staff and god’s grace, I wouldn’t have survived’
One of the eyewitnesses at 1 Above restaurant where the rooftop caught fire on Friday morning around 12.15am, says she got lucky to have been saved and also that the disaster management team did a wonderful job
“After work on Thursday, I and my friend had planned to dine at 1Above at Kamala Mills. We reached at around 10pm and had finished eating by 12.15 am. We were just to pay the bill when we saw a small portion of the roof catching fire. It looked so minor that everyone thought it […]
A massive fire broke out in Mumbai. As per BMC’s disaster management’s information, at least 14 people lost their lives and 26 are injured. The reason of the fire is still unknown. Many people were present in the pub when the fire broke. As per fire brigade officials, the reason of the fire is still unknown. 
A massive fire broke out in Mumbai. As per BMC’s disaster management’s information, at least 14 people lost their lives and 26 are injured. The reason of the fire is still unknown. Many people were present in the pub when the fire broke. As per fire brigade officials, the reason of the fire is still unknown. 
NATCON 2017 Conference in Mumbai, saw the participation of 1,100 delegates from all over the world. The major issued discussed in the conference were Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PCPNDT) Act, violence against the doctors, capping of compensation and generic drugs. One of the key points discussed at the two day conclave has been about the 
A witty doctor from Nashik, has set an example for the mankind. When the accidents occur, people turn into mute spectators. But, Dr Suhas Kotak came forward and treated an accident victim on the road. Nashik’s witty doctor has set an example for the mankind. When the accidents occur, people turn into mute spectators. But, 
Carlos served as a principal at the school Amchi Shala, Chembur. He suffered from paralysis. After which, he was not able to move his left hand and leg voluntarily. His treatment at the hospital was Rs 2.40 lakhs. After treating him for a month, he was discharged. But, he couldn’t walk and was unable to 
As the level of pollution is increasing with the change in weather condition, cities like Delhi and Mumbai are witnessing a rise in a lot of health issues. Researchers at Sri Ramchandra University conducted research in Chennai and the surrounding two districts. Since last five years, 1,200 women were studied. In the 10 micrograms pollution, 
Mumbai’s Prince Aly Khan Hospital’s Health Service Aga Khan, had conducted a survey. According to it, 6.3 per cent children consume hookah. Hookah addiction is a serious concern owing to which, Vishwanath Mahadeshwar has written a letter to Datta Padsalgikar, the Mumbai Police Commissioner. The letter says: The hookah parlours should be permanently shut Hookah parlours are rampant 
Mumbai’s Prince Aly Khan Hospital’s Health Service Aga Khan, had conducted a survey amongst school-going children regarding cigarette smoking. The survey revealed that 44.4 percent of government school children are addicted to cigarette smoking. The survey revealed: 27% children are addicted to cigarette smoking 6.3% children consume hookah 24% children are addicted to tobacco 
Today, sleep deprivation is one of the most commonly found problems. Your body needs sleep, just as it needs air and food to function at its best. Without enough sleep, your brain and body systems won’t function normally. It can also dramatically lower your quality of life. However, as a passenger, the last thing that one