
Lift Malfunction Injures Four Hospital Staff Members in Noida
Lift Malfunction Injures Four Hospital Staff Members in Noida
In Noida, four staff members of Yatharth Hospital in Sector 110 were injured when a service lift malfunctioned and fell from the ground floor to the second basement. The injured individuals, Siddhnath (23), Srishti Srivastava (20), Arjun (22), and Sukhdev Singh (28), are now out of danger and are receiving treatment at the hospital. Although no formal complaint has been lodged, the hospital has been instructed to investigate the cause of the lift malfunction.
Safety Concerns in Noida Elevators
This incident raises concerns about the safety of elevators in Noida, where there is currently no law regulating the installation, maintenance, or usage of lifts. A draft legislation on elevator safety is pending approval by the state government. In the past, Noida and Greater Noida residents have called for regulations to prevent accidents related to lift malfunctions. This incident emphasizes the importance of regular inspections and maintenance to prevent accidents and ensure elevator safety.
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