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The Hindu
12-06-2025
- Health
- The Hindu
Railway Hospital gets advanced medical equipment to improve patient care
In a boost to healthcare services for railway employees and their families, Divisional Railway Manager Lalit Bohra and Jyotsna Bohra, president of the East Coast Railway Women's Welfare Organisation, inaugurated an Ethylene Oxide Steriliser and an Advanced Laser machine for the physiotherapy unit at the Divisional Railway Hospital on Thursday. The new equipment is a significant addition to the hospital's operation theatre. The ETO sterilisation sterilises a wide range of medical instruments, linen, and other materials that are sensitive to heat or moisture. The ETO uses a chemical process to eliminate bacteria, viruses, and fungi at lower temperatures, making it ideal for sterilising items made of plastic, rubber, and certain medical devices that could get damaged by high heat. The Advanced Laser machine is a state-of-the-art equipment and is designed to provide targeted pain relief, promote tissue healing, and accelerate recovery for patients with various musculoskeletal conditions. It will aid in pain management, reduce inflammation, enhance blood circulation, and stimulate cellular regeneration, thereby improving the quality of care and rehabilitation outcomes for patients. Mr. Lalit Bohra said that the introduction of these advanced medical technologies would provide safe, effective, and modern healthcare to railway employees and their families. Chief Medical Officer Dr. D Sarath Babu, ADRM (infra) E Santharam and other officers and staff were present.
Hans India
01-06-2025
- General
- Hans India
A platform for children to hone skills in a variety of sessions
Visakhapatnam: After engaging children in a variety of activities, Summer Coaching Camp 2025 organised by East Coast Railway Women's Welfare Organisation (ECoRWWO) concluded in Visakhapatnam. The month-long camp held at Anurag Montessori School provided a platform to hone their skills. Participants took part in a host of sessions like karate, yoga, calligraphy, drawing, chess, art and craft, keyboard, vocal music, and dance. This year, a special training in fabric painting and tailoring was introduced for women. Organised under the guidance of Jyotsna Bohra, president of ECoRWWO, the camp included distribution of certificates to outstanding participants. Speaking on the occasion, Jyotsna Bohra highlighted the significance of such events, stating that the camp provided an opportunity for the city's children to utilise the vast resources of the railways, develop skills, foster team spirit, and make the most of their summer holidays. The valedictory function was held at Rail Club, Visakhapatnam in the presence of Madhumita Sahoo, vice president of ECoRWWO, Ankita Sharma, secretary, and other executive members. This year, the camp saw a participation of over 100 children, including those from non-railway families. Also, more than 20 women benefited from the fabric designing classes.
