Goa Health Department Activates Emergency 'Code Red' Protocol Following Fatal Temple Stampede
In response to the devastating loss of life at a recent temple stampede, which claimed the lives of six devotees, the Goa health department has initiated a phase-wise rollout of a 'code red' system. This emergency protocol is designed to enable hospitals to respond swiftly and effectively to critical situations, ensuring timely medical attention and care. By implementing this system, the health department aims to enhance emergency response mechanisms, ultimately saving lives. The 'code red' protocol is a proactive measure to mitigate the impact of mass casualties and emergencies, aligning with global best practices in disaster management and emergency medical services. With this move, Goa's healthcare infrastructure is poised to become more resilient and responsive to crisis situations, incorporating cutting-edge emergency response strategies and medical emergency planning.
