Turmus Infirmary Provides Critical Care After Devastating Fire

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In the aftermath of a devastating fire that tore through the lower districts of Turmus, several injured individuals were rushed to the local infirmary for life-saving treatment. The fire, which started under mysterious circumstances, has left its victims grappling not only with physical injuries but also the psychological trauma of the ordeal.

Among those who responded immediately was Neeve Barbosa, a physician with experience in handling extreme cases. Upon arriving at the scene, she was quick to assess the most critical injuries and begin treatment. Her prompt attention was crucial in stabilizing the victims, many of whom were suffering from smoke inhalation, burns, and physical shock.

One of the first patients she encountered was a woman with severe burns to her hands, likely sustained while trying to extinguish a fire that had consumed the silks of another. The burns were serious, with blisters and deep redness spreading across her skin. With limited resources, Neeve applied aloe vera salve to help prevent infection, wrapping the hands carefully in bandages to shield them from further harm. The woman, though clearly in pain, was able to sit up and breathe more easily after receiving chamomile tea to calm her nerves.

In another room, Neeve found a woman who had collapsed from the smoke and the emotional toll of the fire. This woman, though still unconscious, had shallow, wheezing breaths—a sign of severe respiratory distress from smoke inhalation. Neeve, ever the professional, worked swiftly to stabilize her. She checked for airway blockages, ensuring that the woman's breathing passages were clear, and applied cold compresses to reduce swelling and slow the bleeding from a head injury.

At this point, Lady Mae Leidolf El Congo, another skilled physician, arrived to lend her assistance. Together, they worked to treat the injured, offering words of reassurance to help calm their panicked minds. Lady Mae focused on soothing the patients, speaking gently to them and ensuring their comfort. She used cooling cloths and offered calming tinctures to help with shock.

Despite the chaotic situation, the physicians and other volunteers worked with remarkable coordination. Lady Mae took over the care of the most critically injured patients, checking their vital signs, administering fluids, and ensuring their injuries were managed with the best available treatments. Meanwhile, Neeve's attention to detail ensured that each patient's wounds were treated with the utmost care.

The collaboration between these dedicated individuals, along with the assistance of other concerned citizens, ensured that the victims of the fire had a fighting chance at survival. With some of the victims still in a fragile state, it will take time for them to recover fully, but the medical care they received in the aftermath of the fire has made all the difference.

One of the victims, after coming to her senses, expressed her relief, though her body remained battered and bruised from the flames and smoke. She was reassured that she was safe and in capable hands. The traumatic memories of the fire still haunted her, but the skilled care provided in the infirmary allowed her to begin her journey toward physical healing.

The incident has sparked outrage among the citizens of Turmus, with many demanding justice for those responsible for starting the fire. While the investigation continues, the focus for now remains on recovery and the well-being of the survivors.

The infirmary has proven to be a beacon of hope in this dark time, and the tireless efforts of all of the healers have brought light to those who needed it most. As the victims rest and recover, the community remains united, ready to rebuild and support one another in the face of adversity.