Rao Tula Ram Memorial Hospital
New, Jaffarpur Kalan, Delhi, 110073
Phone No: 011 25318070, 011 25318444, 011 25318555
Timing:
Open 24 hours
Bio- Medical Waste & Environment Management
Information pertaining to the hospital as prescribed under BMWM Rule 2016:
- Contact Address and details of health care facility:
Rao Tula Ram Memorial Hospital, Jaffarpur, New Delhi-110073
Tel. No.: 011-25318444,555
- No. of Beds: 100
- Details of:
(a) Authorisation under BMWM Rules, 2016: Applied for
(b) Consent under water Act, 1974 and Air Act, 1981: Obtained (valid up to 23/02/2021)
- Quantity of biomedical waste generated in Kg per day: Approx. 56 Kg/day
- Mode of disposal of Biomedical Waste: Through CBWTF
- Name and Address of the CBWTF: SMS Water Grace BMW Pvt. Ltd.
- Record of the Biomedical Waste generation:
(a) Yellow category: 10,732 Kg/year
(b) Red category: 7,397 Kg/year
(c) White category: 750 Kg/year
(d) Blue category: 1021 Kg/year
- Number of trainings conducted on BMWM in current year: Please see annual report
- Stats of immunization of health care workers involved in handling of BMW: Please see annual report
Some important points:
- The hospital manages its waste as per Biomedical Waste Management Rules 2016 as monitored by the D.P.C.C. An environment Management group has been constituted in the hospital with concerned nodal officers and PWD engineers as members that look after issues pertaining to Bio-Medical Waste Management and environmental issues.
- Waste Management Infrastructure: RTRM Hospital has an industrial autoclave with a shredder for managing and treating waste Category 7 (red bags). The hazardous waste in Yellow bags is being lifted by the agency authorized by the Delhi Govt. for the purpose (Transport and Incineration) as per the terms of its agreement with Govt.
- Data pertaining to BMW is well maintained and monthly, quarterly and annual report is sent to DPCC and DHS. Regular rounds are taken to ensure proper segregation/ management of bio-medical wastes by its handlers.
- Hospital has applied for authorization for consent to Operate/Establish under the Air and Water Act to the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC). Standard operating procedures (SOPs) have been provided to all areas about BMW Management.
- The Hospitals has also commissioned a Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) 60000 L/day for treating its organic waste. Water is a scarce commodity in this area of Delhi. Ground water is highly salinity (>6000 units/L).