Death audit of road accident fatalities compulsory in Bengal
Death Audits in case of fatalities in road transport accidents (RTAs) will be compulsory in West Bengal, as per the latest order from the state Health Department.
Renowned chef Gordon Ramsay recently shared a sobering tale of a close call that left him grateful to be alive. While out cycling in Connecticut, Ramsay had a “really bad accident” that rattled him but mercifully left him with minor injuries. In an Instagram post, he bared his bruises to underscore the seriousness of the incident.
In a candid video, Gordon Ramsay didn’t mince words about the gravity of the situation. “Honestly, I’m lucky to be here,” he confessed, visibly shaken. But amidst his discomfort, he seized the moment to stress a vital lesson in safety: always wear a helmet. “I don’t care how short the journey is,” he emphasized. “Helmets are crucial.”
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Acknowledging the pain he’s enduring, Ramsay took a moment to express gratitude to the medical team who tended to him post-accident. He also credited his helmet with potentially saving his life, urging everyone to prioritize safety, especially on occasions like Father’s Day.
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Despite his ordeal, Ramsay injected a bit of his signature humor, likening his bruised appearance to a “purple potato.” Yet, his message remained heartfelt as he urged his followers to cherish Father’s Day and, above all, stay safe.
It’s a reminder that accidents can happen to anyone, even the most seasoned of cyclists. Ramsay’s brush with danger serves as a stark reminder of the importance of helmet safety, a lesson he hopes others will take to heart. As we celebrate Father’s Day and enjoy the outdoors, let’s heed Ramsay’s advice and ensure our own safety and that of our loved ones by strapping on those helmets before hitting the road.
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