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The picture is of PIMS Hospital in Islamabad, where 15 newborns died in a fire on Wednesday.
15 newborn babies died in a fire in a hospital in Pakistan’s capital Islamabad on Wednesday. The accident occurred in the nursery of the gynecology ward at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) hospital.
According to hospital officials, 16 newborn children were present in the nursery at the time of the accident. Only one of these children could be saved.
According to rescue officials, the compressor of the air conditioner inside the nursery exploded. After this a fire broke out and quickly spread throughout the ward.
As soon as information about the fire was received, rescue teams reached the spot and started the rescue operation. According to officials, the fire has been brought under control.
3 pictures of rescue in PIMS hospital…
The picture is from outside PIMS Hospital, where fire brigade personnel and fire brigade vehicles reached the spot after the fire.
Fire brigade personnel reached the nursery of newborns by using ladders.
What goes wrong in the AC system, due to which it explodes…
1. Compressor overheating
The outdoor unit of AC works in hot air. Continuous operation can cause the compressor to overheat and due to increased pressure, there is a risk of it failing or bursting.
2. Refrigerant gas leakage
AC contains refrigerant gas like R-22 or R-410A. Gas can escape if there is leakage in the pipe or valve. This may increase the risk of fire or other damage.
3. Short circuit and bad wiring
Poor wiring, loose connections or overloaded sockets can cause a short circuit. In summer, the electricity load also increases due to running of many high-power appliances simultaneously.
4. Lack of timely maintenance
If the AC is not serviced, dust accumulates in the filter, which reduces airflow. This may increase the pressure on the fan and motor and lead to the risk of overheating. If such a situation persists for a long time, other parts of the AC may also be affected.
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