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The minister said that MGM hospital’s construction was less than 50% complete when the new govt took charge and that inflated costs were curtailed, saving ₹300 crore of public funds. The hospital, with 35 super specialty departments and advanced cancer and organ transplant services, will be inaugurated soon, he added. After the new govt came to power, the Chief Minister personally reviewed the project several times and reduced inflated construction costs, preventing misuse of ₹300 crore of public funds,” said the minister. Additionally, Rajanarasimha added the present Congress govt filled nearly 10,000 healthcare jobs in 2 years and will complete recruitment for another 7,000 posts soon. Major reforms include hospital modernisation, expansion of dialysis and trauma care services, upgraded Aarogyasri coverage up to ₹10 lakh, and transformation of the healthcare delivery system. MSID:: 128756653 413 |
The minister said hospitals require complete infrastructure, trained manpower, and modern equipment, not just buildings for publicity.
He alleged that several medical colleges and hospital upgrades were approved without basic facilities during the earlier BRS regime. HEAD: 24_Hyd_AT_unlisted_Health minister reply Harish Rao Health minister rejects allegations over warangal super specialty hospital and highlights healthcare reforms Hyderabad: Health Minister Damodar Raja Narasimha on Monday rejected the allegations made by former minister and BRS leader T Harish Rao over the Warangal Super Specialty Hospital (MGM), asserting that the previous govt weakened the public healthcare system through unplanned decisions.