Archive · 28 Aug 2026
Collector Rajakumari Reviews Rural Healthcare and Secretariat Services
Collector G Rajakumari visited several government offices in Gospadu without announcing the inspections beforehand.
She checked whether health centres were treating patients properly.
She looked at patient records, laboratory work, medicines, and government health programs.
At Deebaguntla, a new six-bed health centre is still being built.
She said medical services should temporarily move to the secretariat building so patients are not troubled.
She also checked whether secretariat workers were present and helping people.
Officials were asked to complete child enrolments and voter applications on time.
The Collector warned staff to be available to the public and respond quickly to complaints.
District Collector G Rajakumari conducted surprise inspections across Gospadu mandal on Thursday.
She reviewed outpatient, inpatient, laboratory services, patient records, and medicine availability at Jillela PHC.
At Deebaguntla PHC, she assessed health schemes, ANM training, and construction of a six-bed facility.
Authorities were told to temporarily shift Deebaguntla medical operations to the local secretariat building.
The Collector audited attendance, public services, child enrolments, and electoral-roll claims at Deebaguntla Secretariat.
- Who
- District Collector G Rajakumari, accompanied by medical, revenue, and secretariat officials.
- What
- She conducted surprise inspections of two PHCs and Deebaguntla Village Secretariat.
- When
- Thursday.
- Where
- Gospadu mandal, including Jillela and Deebaguntla.
- Why
- To review healthcare delivery, administrative performance, public-service access, and progress on enrolments and electoral-roll work.
- Inspected health centres
- Jillela PHC and Deebaguntla PHC
- Health assessment
- The Collector reviewed outpatient, inpatient, laboratory, and Electronic Health Record compliance.
- Performance monitoring
- Progress was assessed against the Health Department’s 21 key performance indicators.
- Deebaguntla facility
- A six-bed PHC building is under construction.
- Temporary arrangement
- Medical operations were ordered to shift temporarily to the local secretariat building.
- Secretariat review
- Staff attendance, government services, child enrolments, and SIR-2026 electoral-roll work were audited.
- Instructions to staff
- Officials were told to process voter claims and objections promptly and ensure welfare entitlements without delays.