Archive · 29 May 2025
Officials Focus on Healthcare to Reduce Infant Mortalities
The ITDA Project Officer wants to make sure that mothers and babies in the Alluri Sitharama Raju district are healthy.
He told doctors to register pregnant women early and move them to hospitals a week before they give birth.
He also wants special care for high-risk pregnancies.
Doctors will set up health camps in villages to help women deliver in hospitals.
Finally, they need to spray to stop malaria and watch out for other sicknesses because it might rain.
ITDA Project Officer emphasized improving healthcare in Alluri Sitharama Raju district.
Officials were instructed to ensure timely registration of pregnant women.
Pregnant women should be shifted to maternity homes a week before delivery.
Medical camps will be organized in hill-top hamlets to promote institutional deliveries.
Officials were directed to complete anti-larval spraying and remain alert for seasonal diseases.
- Who
- ITDA Project Officer M.J. Abhishek Gowda and medical officers.
- What
- Improve healthcare services to check maternal and infant mortalities.
- When
- The information was discussed in a video conference on Wednesday.
- Where
- Alluri Sitharama Raju district, specifically in the Agency areas.
- Why
- To improve healthcare services and reduce maternal and infant mortalities.
- ITDA Project Officer
- M.J. Abhishek Gowda
- Location
- Alluri Sitharama Raju district
- Number of PHCs
- 35
- Meeting Day
- Wednesday
- Delivery Location
- Maternity Homes