Royapettah government hospital has outdated fire extinguishers near the RMO room. (Ashwin Prasath | EPS) 
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SUM hospital tragedy puts focus on fire safety in all hospitals

Following the devastating fire at the SUM hospital, all hospitals need to take fire safety measures seriously.

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These extinguishers are way past their expiry dates. (Ashwin Prasath | EPS)
The hospital may look decent on the outside, but it doesn't have even the most basic of fire safety measures. (Ashwin Prasath | EPS)
The telephones were seen broken outside the emergency ward. (Ashwin Prasath | EPS)
The condition of water hoses at Egmore children's hospital. (Ashwin Prasath | EPS)
The hoses look like they've not been maintained, look rusty and outdated. (Ashwin Prasath | EPS)

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