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No Ambulance For 2 Hours, Karnataka Patient Taken To Hospital In Goods Carrier
A major lapse in emergency medical response has come to light in Karnataka after a critically ill patient allegedly failed to get a 108 ambulance for more than two hours, forcing a local resident to transport the patient to the hospital in a goods ca
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Bengaluru Ex-CFO's 34-Year-Old Daughter Died. Then Everyone Asked For Bribes
A heartbreaking social media post by a retired Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited officer from Karnataka has moved thousands online after he shared how he was forced to pay bribes at every step while dealing with the death of his only daughter
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Siren Ban Order Issued Across Karnataka During VIP Movement
In a significant move to enhance public safety and reduce noise pollution, Karnataka Director General of Police Dr. M.A. Saleem has issued a statewide order prohibiting the use of sirens during VIP movement.
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"Saw 6 Lifeless Victims In 10 Minutes": Bengaluru Stampede Witness
A witness of the stampede outside a stadium in Bengaluru during the RCB's IPL victory celebration on Wednesday described the scene as "haunting" and "horrifying", especially after she saw "six lifeless victims" in a span of 10 minutes.
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Equip Ambulances With GPS Support, Establish Control Room for Uninterrupted Traffic, Karnataka HC Says
The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday directed state government authorities to install GPS tracking systems on ambulances in the state. The court also directed the authorities to establish a control room for the management of ambulances, which should be able to control the traffic on the roads when the ambulances are in transit.
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Enable GPS On Ambulances, Establish Control Room For Traffic: Karnataka High Court
The High Court of Karnataka has directed the authorities to install GPS tracking systems on ambulances in the State to enable them to travel uninterrupted in traffic.
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On Camera, Massive Ambulance Crash At Toll Booth In Karnataka, 4 Dead
An ambulance carrying a patient and two attendants lost control and crashed into a toll booth in Karnataka's Udupi district today, killing all the three and the driver. Four people were injured, two critically, the police said.
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"Either We Can Watch Or Do Something": Young Bengaluru Covid Volunteers
COVID-19 in India: Young people from all walks of life across the country are doing whatever they can to help others in extreme distress. Here's a look at what these young men and women in Bengaluru are doing
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Family Of Patient Who Died Of COVID Thrash Ambulance Driver In Bengaluru
An ambulance driver was thrashed by the family members of a 75-year-old COVID-19 patient who passed away on his way to the hospital in Bengaluru on Thursday.
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COVID Patient Dies In Karnataka Hospital, Family Torches Ambulance
The family members of a COVID-19 victim allegedly set an ambulance on fire in Karnataka's Belagavi, around 500 km from capital Bengaluru.
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No Ambulance For 2 Hours, Karnataka Patient Taken To Hospital In Goods Carrier
A major lapse in emergency medical response has come to light in Karnataka after a critically ill patient allegedly failed to get a 108 ambulance for more than two hours, forcing a local resident to transport the patient to the hospital in a goods ca
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Bengaluru Ex-CFO's 34-Year-Old Daughter Died. Then Everyone Asked For Bribes
A heartbreaking social media post by a retired Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited officer from Karnataka has moved thousands online after he shared how he was forced to pay bribes at every step while dealing with the death of his only daughter
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Siren Ban Order Issued Across Karnataka During VIP Movement
In a significant move to enhance public safety and reduce noise pollution, Karnataka Director General of Police Dr. M.A. Saleem has issued a statewide order prohibiting the use of sirens during VIP movement.
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"Saw 6 Lifeless Victims In 10 Minutes": Bengaluru Stampede Witness
A witness of the stampede outside a stadium in Bengaluru during the RCB's IPL victory celebration on Wednesday described the scene as "haunting" and "horrifying", especially after she saw "six lifeless victims" in a span of 10 minutes.
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Equip Ambulances With GPS Support, Establish Control Room for Uninterrupted Traffic, Karnataka HC Says
The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday directed state government authorities to install GPS tracking systems on ambulances in the state. The court also directed the authorities to establish a control room for the management of ambulances, which should be able to control the traffic on the roads when the ambulances are in transit.
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Enable GPS On Ambulances, Establish Control Room For Traffic: Karnataka High Court
The High Court of Karnataka has directed the authorities to install GPS tracking systems on ambulances in the State to enable them to travel uninterrupted in traffic.
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On Camera, Massive Ambulance Crash At Toll Booth In Karnataka, 4 Dead
An ambulance carrying a patient and two attendants lost control and crashed into a toll booth in Karnataka's Udupi district today, killing all the three and the driver. Four people were injured, two critically, the police said.
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"Either We Can Watch Or Do Something": Young Bengaluru Covid Volunteers
COVID-19 in India: Young people from all walks of life across the country are doing whatever they can to help others in extreme distress. Here's a look at what these young men and women in Bengaluru are doing
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Family Of Patient Who Died Of COVID Thrash Ambulance Driver In Bengaluru
An ambulance driver was thrashed by the family members of a 75-year-old COVID-19 patient who passed away on his way to the hospital in Bengaluru on Thursday.
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COVID Patient Dies In Karnataka Hospital, Family Torches Ambulance
The family members of a COVID-19 victim allegedly set an ambulance on fire in Karnataka's Belagavi, around 500 km from capital Bengaluru.
