What kind of patient is the shriners burn center admitting?
A Northern California hospital that is treating critically burned victims of a deadly day-care fire in Mexico received a fourth patient Tuesday, with more expected. “We do have some children who really need our care,” said Dr. Tina Palmieri, assistant chief of burns at Shriners Hospitals for Children Northern California in Sacramento. “We will continue to partner with the hospitals in Mexico to help assure these children get the best outcome possible.” Meanwhile, the governor of the Mexican state of Sonora, Eduardo Bours, met with the families of three victims at the hospital Tuesday. Afterward, he reiterated his promise to conduct a “deep, clear, honest” investigation into the cause of the blaze that killed 44 children and injured dozens more at the government day-care center in Hermosillo. “We have to wait until the investigation is finished, but what I can say right now is that what is quite clear is the regulation [of the day care] is not satisfactory,” Bours said. Two state govern
