7 months ago
Ayush Hospital Sanctioned for Tenali
The government has approved the construction of a new Ayush hospital in Tenali, Guntur.
This hospital will have 50 beds and cost Rs 26 crore.
The minister, Dr. Nadendla Manohar, visited the site of the old government hospital where the new hospital will be built.
He said that Ayurveda is becoming more popular worldwide and this new hospital will help provide better medical care to the people of Tenali.
The old building is not in good condition, so the new hospital will be built on the same premises.
A 50-bedded Ayush hospital has been sanctioned for Tenali at an estimated cost of Rs 26 crore.
Minister Dr. Nadendla Manohar inspected the premises of the Old Government Hospital in Tenali.
The new hospital will be constructed within the premises of the Old Government Hospital.
The minister highlighted the global acceptance of Ayurveda and the importance of the new hospital.
The old building is in a dilapidated condition and will be utilized for better medical facilities.
- Who
- Minister for Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Dr Nadendla Manohar
- What
- Sanction of a 50-bedded Ayush hospital
- Where
- Tenali, Guntur
- When
- Tuesday (inspection)
- Why
- To promote Ayush systems of medicine and provide better medical facilities
Key facts
- Location
- Tenali, Guntur
- Type of Hospital
- Ayush
- Number of Beds
- 50
- Estimated Cost
- Rs 26 crore
- Minister Involved
- Dr Nadendla Manohar
- Inspection Date
- Tuesday
- Premises
- Old Government Hospital, Kothapet
- Adjacent Facility
- Urban Health Primary Centre
Quotes
Dr Nadendla Manohar
Minister for Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs
“Good health can be achieved through Ayurveda. In view of changing climatic conditions and increasing pollution, Indian Ayurveda is gaining wide acceptance across the world. The sanction of a 50-bedded hospital for Tenali is a matter of pride.”
thehansindia.com
