Following a plane crash near BJ Medical College, Dr. Anil Panwar's plea for relocation time due to an unwell child sparked widespread concern. He later clarified that accommodation had been provided, attributing his initial distress to the chaotic situation. BJMC authorities confirmed that all displaced junior doctors and faculty members have been successfully relocated to new accommodations.
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