After the fire incident at Jhansi Medical College, where a grieving mother cried out uncontrollably, "Show me my baby's face once..." A horrific fire broke out in the NICU ward of Jhansi Medical College on Friday night, in which 10 children have been confirmed dead so far. Given the intensity of the fire, the fire brigade team reached the spot and tried to control the fire, but by then it was too late. Anxiety and helplessness of parents who came from far away A huge crowd had gathered outside the Jhansi Medical College Hospital, and the scene here was nothing short of apocalyptic. People were wailing and asking questions about their children with tearful eyes. Several parents, including a mother and father, were shouting uncontrollably, "Our child is missing, someone tell us where our child is?" This pain was not just for one family, but for dozens of families whose young children were teetering between life and death. The question that was swirling in their minds was whether their child was alive or not. "Once upon a time, my Show me the baby's face." One such mother, who had just given birth to her child, was crying out in a very weak state, "Show me the face of your baby just once..." There was such anguish and helplessness in this mother's voice that the hearts of everyone present were touched. Before she could finish speaking, she fell to the ground, and her husband was trying to support her. 70 Questions about the Life of Children Another woman said, "Our baby was born 8 days ago and we still haven't found him. Our situation is that we are neither able to see our daughter's face nor do we know whether she is alive or not." Hearing her words, my heart trembled. There were 70 children in the ward at that time, and efforts were made to evacuate them immediately, but during this time, many children died. Some of them were born a few days ago, some were one week old, and some were only 10 days old. Fear, uncertainty and mother's pain The biggest worry of these parents was that they did not even know whether their child was among the 10 children who had died. Many parents said that They have not found any sign to identify their children and this lack of information is increasing their suffering. Such sorrow, such helplessness, and such moments shake the heart and mind of a person. In such a situation, every mother's heart says, "Show me the face of my child, whether it is life or death, just show me your child once." Now the question arises whether there was an aspect of human negligence in this horrific tragedy or was it the decision of nature?
