Jaipur, Nov. 8 -- The Rajasthan government has directed all government hospitals across the state to keep burn units, trauma centres, ophthalmology emergency services and other critical medical facilities on round-the-clock alert during Diwali, while restricting leave for doctors and healthcare personnel to ensure prompt treatment of patients suffering from firecracker burns, eye injuries and road accidents. The directions were issued following instructions from Medical and Health Minister Gajendra Singh Khimsar, with Principal Secretary of Medical and Health Gayatri Rathore ordering hospitals to strengthen emergency preparedness, reserve additional beds and ensure uninterrupted availability of specialists, medicines, diagnostic services and life-saving equipment. According to the government order, additional beds will be reserved in burn intensive care units (ICUs), high-dependency units (HDUs) and burn wards to accommodate patients injured during the festival. Plastic and reconstructive surgeons, general surgeons and trained nursing staff will remain available around the clock....