Power Minister went to GB Hospital to take information about the electrician who got burnt in the fire.
The government stood by Sukhen Das, a helper who got burnt while working on a power transmission line in Udaipur. Along with financial help, Tripura State Electricity Corporation has given hope to the family of the injured electricity worker by providing referrals outside the state and necessary funds. Power Minister Ratan Lal Nath accompanied MLA Abhishek Devarai and managing director of Vidyut Nigam Debashish Sarkar to GB Hospital on Friday morning to see the injured electricity worker. After inquiring about the physical condition of the injured electrician with the doctors, the doctors decided to refer the injured Sukhen Das abroad. The injured was taken to a private hospital outside the state on Friday afternoon. After Sukhen Babu was admitted to GB Hospital on Thursday night, Vidyut Corporation handed over Tk 90,000 to his family for his treatment. After talking to the doctors at the hospital, the corporation has arranged to pay another one lakh rupees if necessary on Saturday. .
Power Minister went to GB Hospital to take information about the electrician who got burnt in the fire
The government stood by Sukhen Das, a helper who got burnt while working on a power transmission line in Udaipur. Along with financial help, Tripura State Electricity Corporation has given hope to the family of the injured electricity worker by providing referrals outside the state and necessary funds. Power Minister Ratan Lal Nath accompanied MLA Abhishek Devarai and managing director of Vidyut Nigam Debashish Sarkar to GB Hospital on Friday morning to see the injured electricity worker. After inquiring about the physical condition of the injured electrician with the doctors, the doctors decided to refer the injured Sukhen Das abroad. The injured was taken to a private hospital outside the state on Friday afternoon. After Sukhen Babu was admitted to GB Hospital on Thursday night, Vidyut Corporation handed over Tk 90,000 to his family for his treatment. After talking to the doctors at the hospital, the corporation has arranged to pay another one lakh rupees if necessary on Saturday. .
