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Kodad Government Hospital Upgraded to 100 Beds
The government hospital in Kodad is getting bigger.
It used to have 30 beds and is being upgraded to have 100.
The work costs Rs 26 crore.
A new part of the hospital for patients staying overnight was inaugurated on Saturday.
District Collector Tejas Nand Lal Pawar attended with MLA Uttam Padmavathi Reddy and District SP Narasimha.
The Collector said free medical services had resumed.
He asked people in Kodad and nearby areas to use the hospital.
He also told doctors and staff to provide good treatment.
The Government Hospital in Kodad is being upgraded from 30 beds to 100.
The project is being carried out at a cost of Rs 26 crore.
District Collector Tejas Nand Lal Pawar, MLA Uttam Padmavathi Reddy and District SP Narasimha inaugurated the newly constructed IPD.
The Collector said free medical services had resumed at the hospital.
He urged residents to use the facilities and directed staff to provide quality treatment.
- Who
- District Collector Tejas Nand Lal Pawar, MLA Uttam Padmavathi Reddy and District SP Narasimha attended the inauguration.
- What
- The newly constructed In-Patient Department was inaugurated as the hospital is upgraded from 30 beds to 100.
- Where
- Government Hospital in Kodad, Suryapet district.
- When
- Saturday.
- Why
- The upgrade is intended to provide healthcare services; the Collector said quality and free healthcare was a government priority.
Key facts
- Hospital
- Government Hospital in Kodad
- Previous capacity
- 30 beds
- Planned capacity
- 100 beds
- Project cost
- Rs 26 crore
- Inaugurated facility
- Newly constructed In-Patient Department (IPD)
- Medical services
- Free medical services had resumed at the hospital










