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At least ten COVID-19 patients killed by exploding oxygen cylinder in Turkish hospital

Share on Twitter At least ten coronavirus patients died on Saturday after an oxygen tank explosion triggered a fire at a hospital in southeastern Turkey, the health ministry said. The blaze in an intensive care ward of the hospital in Gaziantep broke out when a tank on an artificial respirator exploded. We are profoundly saddened by this tragedy, Turkish Health Minister Fahrettin Koca said before a planned visit to the hospital. All the victims were patients who had been hospitalised with the coronavirus. Other patients affected by the fire were transferred to other hospitals. Police and medics gather outside Sanko University Hospital in Gaziantep after the deadly explosion, 19 December, 2020.

Nine Killed After an Explosion in The ICU Treating COVID Patients at Turkish Hospital

Nine Killed After an Explosion in The ICU Treating COVID Patients at Turkish Hospital Published December 20th, 2020 - 07:19 GMT The fire took place at the privately-run Sanko University Hospital unit in Gaziantep (Twitter) Highlights Two prosecutors in the province were commissioned to investigate the cause of the explosion, the local prosecutor s office said.  Nine people were killed after an oxygen cylinder exploded on an ICU treating coronavirus patients at a hospital in southern Turkey.  The explosion caused a fire at the privately-run Sanko University Hospital in Gaziantep, 530 miles (850km) southeast of Istanbul today. The victims were aged between 56 and 85 and the fire was quickly brought under control.

6 corona patients killed in hospital fire in Turkey

6 corona patients killed in hospital fire in Turkey
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