Ignoring to wear seat belt in the rear seat? – You might be at risk LISTEN
FEB 25, 2021
Young boy suffers multiple haemorrhages in brain after an accident and gets treated in Columbia Asia Hospital Hebbal
Wearing seat belts is one of the traffic laws for the safety of passengers that is compulsory, but this law has not been implemented effectively. People in India have become more or less habitual to wearing seatbelts when sitting in the front seat of the vehicle, be it because of the fear of safety reasons or fear of fine. However, it is a whole different matter for rear passengers. Although Motor Vehicles (MV) Act makes it mandatory to wear a seat belt while sitting on the rear seat, the passengers often believe that they are well protected in case of an accident even if they are not buckled.
Dispelling fears of the COVID VACCINE Listen to article
Rumours and myths are widely circulating in social media, on whether the COVID vaccine is safe or not? One must understand the science behind vaccinations and their safety.
The healthcare community is not only in the forefront of covid management but also in vaccinations. Many Healthcare leaders and medical, paramedical and administrative personnel have taken the Covid vaccine and helped dispel the fears.
One such example is Dr. Arjun Srivatsa, a senior neurosurgeon from Columbia Asia Hospitals, Hebbal in Bangalore. His is an interesting journey from being a kidney transplant recipient a few years back, which makes him immuno-compromised as he is on life long medication. He is a true warrior as he has continued to serve the community even during the pandemic. Being a neurosurgeon, his surgeries are long, strenuous and meticulous requiring precision, even when in peak health. Despite the pandemic, he continued his surge