Following a fire on Wednesday, the Apollo Speciality Hospitals in Tamil Nadu's Madurai city is limping back to normalcy.

Sridhar added that about 60 patients, who were satisfied with their medical condition, have been discharged from the hospital.
"Around 15 patients are still in other hospitals and their condition is being monitored," Sridhar said.
Fire broke out at the nine-bedded cardio-thorasic intensive care unit (ICU) on the second floor around 11.30 p.m. Wednesday.
"Only four patients were there at the time of fire," Sridhar said.
But taking into account multi-specialty facilities at the hospital, there were a total of 33 patients, including four babies, admitted in various ICUs.
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On the reason behind the fire, Sridhar said that electrical short circuit was suspected to have caused the blaze.
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The fire was quickly brought under control by fire tenders, according to Sridhar.
Source-IANS