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Warangal Super Specialty Hospital Set for December Services
The new Warangal Super Specialty Hospital is almost finished.
Officials expect construction to end by October.
Machines such as X-ray and CT scanners should be installed by September.
The hospital will have trial runs in November.
It is planned to open for services in December.
Another medical institute in Alwal is expected to be ready by the end of the year.
Health officials said some seasonal diseases have decreased, but typhoid has risen slightly.
They were told to watch illnesses closely and prevent mosquito-borne disease outbreaks.
Construction of the Warangal Super Specialty Hospital is in its final stages and is expected to finish by October-end.
X-ray and CT scan equipment installation is expected to be completed in September, with trial runs scheduled from November.
Officials are preparing the hospital for inauguration and services in December.
The Telangana Institute of Medical Sciences Alwal is expected to be ready by year-end, while the LB Nagar unit is due by March 2027.
Health officials were ordered to intensify disease surveillance, mosquito control, sanitation and supplies at government hospitals.
- Who
- Telangana health officials and Health Minister Damodar Rajanarsimha are overseeing the projects and disease-control measures.
- What
- The Warangal Super Specialty Hospital is nearing completion and is being prepared to begin services in December.
- Where
- Warangal, Telangana, with additional medical projects in Alwal and LB Nagar.
- When
- Construction is expected to finish by October-end; equipment installation is expected in September, with trial runs from November.
- Why
- The hospital is being completed to provide services, while disease-control measures are being intensified because of seasonal illnesses and a slight rise in typhoid cases.
Key facts
- Hospital
- Warangal Super Specialty Hospital
- Expected construction completion
- October-end
- Equipment installation
- Expected by September
- Trial runs
- Scheduled from November
- Expected services
- December
- Alwal facility
- Telangana Institute of Medical Sciences Alwal expected by year-end
- LB Nagar facility
- Expected to be complete by March 2027
- Disease trend
- Dengue, malaria and chikungunya declined compared with the same period last year; typhoid increased slightly
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