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Bengaluru Road Safety & Injury Prevention Programme Bengaluru Road Safety & Injury Prevention Programme: Injury snapshots and activity profile - 2009 National Institute of Mental Health & Neuro Sciences Department of Epidemiology WHO Collaborating Centre for Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion Bengaluru – 560 029, India Bengaluru Road Safety and Injury Prevention Programme: Injury snapshots and Activity report 2009 NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH & NEURO SCIENCES Department of Epidemiology WHO Collaborating Centre for Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion Bengaluru – 560 029, India i Title: Bengaluru Road safety and Injury Prevention Programme: Injury snapshots and Activity profile 2010 Copyright: NIMHANS ISBN no: 81 - 86427 - 00 - X Year of publication: 2010 Key words: Injury; surveillance; Data; Mortality; Morbidity; Disability: Road Traffic Injury; Suicide; Burns; Poisoning; Injury Prevention and Care: Capacity strengthening; policy and Programme Suggested citation: Gururaj G and Bengaluru Injury surveillance collaborators group. Bengaluru Road safety and Injury Prevention Programme: Injury snapshots and Activity profile 2010. National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences, Publication No 72, Bengaluru, 2010 (For details, contact any of the Nodal Officers or Programme Co-ordinator) Address for Correspondence: Dr. G. Gururaj Programme Coordinator Professor & Head Department of Epidemiology WHO Collaborating Centre for Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion NIMHANS, Bengaluru - 29 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] For further details about the programme, contact any of the programme nodal officers or – Dr. G. Gururaj Programme Coordinator Professor & Head Department of Epidemiology WHO Collaborating Centre for Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion NIMHANS, Bengaluru - 29 Email: [email protected] [email protected] ii BRSIPP 2009 Nodal Officers N. D. Birje (Bangalore city police-traffic), V. Ramaiah (Bangalore city police-Law and Order), Nitin Hegde (BMTC), Dr. Alfred C Roy and Dr. Niranjan (Bangalore Baptist Hospital), Dr. Amarnath (Bowring & Lady Curzon Hospital), Dr. Rizwan Ali Khan (D.G. Hospital), Dr. Ajith Benidict Rayan (HOSMAT Hospital), Dr. Manjunath B (Jayanagar General Hospital), Dr. Harsha J. N (KR Hospital), Dr. Devaraj (Kemepegowda Institute of Medical Sciences), Dr. Mali Manjunath (M. S. Ramaiah Medical College and Hospitals), Dr. Ramireddy, and Dr.Sudharshini (Mallige Medical Centre), Dr. Rajeev Mathew (Sagar Hospitals), Dr. Prabhakar ( Sanjay Gandhi Institue of Trauma and Orthopaedics), Dr. Mabel Vasnaik (St. John's Medical College & Hospital), Dr. Mallikarjun V. Abdulpur (St. Martha's Hospital), Dr. Riyaz Basha (Victoria Hospital), Dr. Ramesh and Dr. Muralidhar (Employee State Insurance Model Hospital (ESI), Rajajinagar), Dr. Muralikumar (Chinmaya Mission Hospital), Dr. Nithya A. (Suguna Hospital), Dr. Sathish Kumar (Vydehi institute of medical science), Dr. Srividya V (Rajarajeshwari Medical College and Hospital), Dr. Nina Laxmikanth (Columbia Asia Hospital), Dr. Mohd. Irshad Ahmed (Ambedkar Medical College and Hospital), Dr. Ashok J and Dr. Venkatesh (Siddhartha Academy of Higher Education), Gp. Capt. M. Shukla (Command Hospital, Airforce), Dr. Anjan Reddy (MVJ Medical Hospital and Research Hospital), Dr. Sateesh V. L and Dr. Girish N. Rao (National Institute of Mental health and Neurosciences). iii Partners in Programme State Crime Records Bureau: Sri. Sanjay Sahay, IPS, Inspector General of Police Bengaluru City Police E Sri. Shankar Bidari, IPS Commissioner of Police, Bengaluru City E Sri. Praveen Sood, IPS Additional Commissioner of Police (Traffic and Road Safety) E Sri M.N. Reddi, IPS Formerly Additional Commissioner of Police (Traffic and Security) E Sri. M.R. Pujar, IPS Additional Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) E Sri. Panduranga Rane, IPS Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic West) E Sri. B. A. Muthanna, IPS Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic East) E Sri. Shivakumar, IPS Deputy Commissioner of Police (West) E Sri. B. K. Singh, IPS Deputy Commissioner of Police (Admin) E Sri. M. Chandrashekar, IPS Deputy Commissioner of Police (EAST) E Sri. T.G.Krishna Bhatta, IPS Deputy Commissioner of Police (South) E Sri. B.N.S.Reddy, IPS Deputy Commissioner of Police (South East) E Sri. H.S.Revanna, IPS Deputy Commissioner of Police (North) E Sri. G.Ramesh, IPS Deputy Commissioner of Police (Central) E Sri. Basavaraju Malagathi, IPS Deputy Commissioner of Police (North East) E Sri. N. D. Birje, Nodal Officer and Assistant Commissioner of Police (Traffic & Planning) E Sri. S. A. Pasha, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Traffic Training Institute, Bangalore E Sri. V. Ramaiah, Nodal Officer (law and order) and Deputy Commissioner of Police, Public Relations Officer E Sri Raghuveer, Assistant Commissioner of Police (Control room), E Sri. Byrappa, Sri. Kulkarni, Sri. Vijaykumar: Traffic Training Institute E City Crime Record Bureau: Sri. Vijaya Kumar, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Smt. Girija, Inspector of Police, Mr. Venkatarao , Sub Inspector, Sri. Mohemmed Sajjad Khan, Police Sub Inspector, Smt. Lalitha, Mr. Pradeepkumar, Mr. Ravi, Mr. Prasanna E All the staff from Traffic and Law and Order stations of Bengaluru Tumkur District E Dr. Harsha, IPS Superintendent of Police, E Sri. Nagarajaiah Assistant Sub Inspector, Sri. Narasimhaiah (Head Constable), Sri. Chandrashekar (Head Constable) E All the staff from Police Department in Tumkur Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation Sri. Syed Zameer Pasha, Managing Director Sri. K. S. Vishwanath, Chief Traffic Manager Sri. Nitin Hegde, Nodal Officer and Divisional Traffic Officer (Accident) Sri Shankara Bharathi, Assistant Traffic Superintendent Smt. Mahadevamma, Smt. Komala, Smt. Anitha, Smt. Vinutha Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation Sri. Gowrav Guptha, Managing Director, Sri. Dastagir Shariff, Chief Traffic Manager, Sri. M. A. Saleem, Security and Vigilance officer, iv BRSIPP 2009 Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike Dr. K. H. Govindaraju, Joint Commissioner Health Dr. L. T. Gayathri, Chief Health Officer Dr. Shivakumar, Dr. Manoranjan Hegde, Range Medical Officers Sri. B. Shankarappa, Jt. Director (Statistics) Mr. Narayanaswamy, Formerly Jt. Director (Statistics) Sri. Srinivasamurthy, Asst Statistical Officer, and staff Bangalore Baptist Hospital Dr. Alex Thomas, Medical Superintendent Dr. Santhosh Benjamin, Fmr Medical Superintendent Dr. Alfred C Roy and Dr. Niranjan, Nodal Officers All Casualty Medical Officers, Nursing Staff and others in Emergency Department Bowring & Lady Curzon Hospital Dr. H. Satishchandra, Medical Superintendent Dr. Rajanna, Resident Medical Officer Dr. Amarnath, Nodal Officer Casualty Medical Officers - Dr. Venkata Rajamma, Dr. Prasanna Kumar, Dr. Sreedhar, Dr. Bhanumurthy, Dr. Sudha, Dr. Vasanthakumar, Dr. Suresh, Dr. Harish, Dr. Banu, Dr. Shatrunjayan, Dr. Sridhar, Dr. Shankar K.N, Dr. Lokesh G. Dr. Aravind, Dr. Dhananjaya, Dr. Hina Kaleel, Dr. Shivashankar N.A. Dr. Keshavamurthy, Dr. Sashan kumar, Dr. Nasrulla Babajan, Dr. Roopagovindagowder, Dr. Anilkumar K.C. Dr. Mohd Mujthaba, Dr. H.M. Srikanth, Dr. Radha K.R., Dr. Prasannakumar, Dr. Keshavamurthy. Staff Nurses - Smt. Gangarathna, Mrs. T. Selvi, Smt. Gowramma, Smt. Benitha Medical records section - Mr. Raju, Mr. Nagaraja, Mr. Siraj and Mr. Nagaraj D.G. Hospital Dr. Ramesh H. D, Chairman Dr. Rizwan Ali Khan, Nodal Officer Casualty Medical Officers - Dr. Ashok Shroff and Dr. Vishvas HOSMAT Hospital Dr. Thomas Chandy, Medical Director Dr. Ajith Benidict Rayan, Nodal officer Casualty Medical Officers - Dr. Bhavani Shankar, Dr. Chetan Ray, Dr. Swapnil, Dr. Karthik, Dr. Swaminath Nursing Staff: Mrs. Valsala, Mrs. Bindu, Sri. Vidya, Sri. Laju, Sri. Majish, Sri. Antoinet, Smt. Anuradha, Sri. Pinto Medical Records - Mr. Sugirth Raj Jayanagar General Hospital Dr. Nagaraj K, Medical Superintendent Dr. Kishore C. Kumtakar, Resident Medical Officer Dr. Manjunath B, Nodal Officer and Professor of Orthopaedics Casualty Medical Officers - Dr. Srinivas, Dr. Kiran Kumar, Dr. Pushparaj, Dr. Pappu Vitalachar, Dr. Prameela, Dr. Sandya, Dr. Geetha, Dr.Revanna, Dr. Raghunandan, Dr. Thimmappa, Dr. Pushparaj, Dr. Rajkumar, Dr. Kirankumar, Dr. Ramadevi, Dr. Rudrappa, Dr. Thayamma, Dr. P. Pramila, Dr. Geetha, Dr. M. Manjunath, Dr. L. Revanna, Dr. Sathya, Dr. Sandhya, Dr. Pappuvittalachar, Dr. Vidya, Dr. Rajesh, Dr. BabuRao, Dr. Divakar, Dr. Saroja, Dr. C. G. Shridhar Nursing Staff - Smt. Sheela, Smt. Elicieda, Smt. Jayalakshmi, Mr. Perumala Other staff - Mrs. Geetha and Mrs. Pattar KR Hospital Dr. Hariprasad, Medical Superintendent Dr. Harsha J. N, Nodal Officer and Casualty Medical Officer v Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre Dr. (Capt) Venkatesh, Director Dr. M. K. Sudarshan, Dean and Principal Dr. Anjanappa T. H, Medical Superintendent Dr. Ramachandra A, Formerly Administrative Medical Officer Dr. Devaraj, Nodal Officer Casualty Medical Officers - Dr. Ramesh, Dr. Shankar, Dr. Roopak, Dr. Prasanna Kumar Medical Records - Mr. E. Selwyn Jebasingh and Mr. Lingappa Department of Community medicine, Dr. Ashwath Narayana D. H. M. S. Ramaiah Medical College and Hospitals Dr. S. Kumar, Dean and Principal Dr. Sundaresh, Medical Director, M S Ramaiah Medical Teaching Hospital Dr. Naresh Shetty, Medical Director, M S Ramaiah Memorial Hospital Dr.Narendranath, Joint Medical Director, M S Ramaiah Memorial Hospital Dr. Mali Manjunath, Nodal officer Department of Community medicine-Dr. Pruthvish, Dr. Suryanarayana S. P. Dr. Aruna Ramesh, Chief of Emergency Services Casualty Medical
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