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Fevicreate, a flagship initiative by Pidilite, is dedicated to promoting Art Integrated Learning as envisioned in the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.
Sir — Fevikwik advertisements often claim that the adhesive can seal everything except a broken heart. However, a nurse at a primary healthcare centre in Karnataka took this a little too seriously ...
HAVERI: A nurse at Aduru primary health centre in Karnataka's Haveri has been suspended for resorting to an unorthodox treatment-using FeviKwik glue instead of sutures to close a deep gash on a ...
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Shocking negligence: Nurse glues child's wound with Fevikwik - MSNIn a shocking incident from Karnataka, a nurse used Fevi Kwik instead of stitches to treat a child's cheek injury. Caught on CCTV: Moment when 4.0-magnitude earthquake hit Delhi-NCR ‘Smartest AI ...
A nurse in Karnataka has been suspended for using Fevikwik instead of stitches on a child's wound, citing it would prevent scars. The incident, recorded by the parents, led to public outrage when ...
Nurse uses Fevikwik instead of stitching wound of child bleeding heavily in Karnataka, suspended The Commissioner's Office of Health and Family Welfare Services said that Fevikwik is an adhesive ...
In a shocking case of medical negligence, a government hospital nurse in Karnataka has been suspended for using Fevikwik, a commercial adhesive, instead of stitches to treat a deep wound on a ...
“Fevikwik should not be used on any wounds,” Dr MS Mahesh, a plastic surgeon at Aster CMI Hospital in Bengaluru city told the South First.
HAVERI: A nurse applied Fevikwik glue instead of stitches to treat a boy’s deep cheek cut. The incident took place at Adoor Primary Health Center in Hanagal taluk, Haveri district.
Nurse Uses Fevikwik Instead Of Suturing Wound In Karnataka, Suspended The decision to suspend her was taken in a meeting convened on Wednesday under the chairmanship of the Chief Secretary of the ...
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