Archive · 1 Aug 2025
Wanaparthy Collector Promotes Safe Deliveries in Government Hospitals
The local government in Wanaparthy wants more pregnant women to give birth at public hospitals.
They're telling people about the good care available there to save them money.
The District Collector visited a hospital to check how things are going.
They talked to health workers about the care pregnant women are receiving, including checkups, medicine, and healthy food.
The goal is to encourage pregnant women to use public hospitals and to also prevent diseases like dengue.
People with fevers, colds or sore throats will be checked for any diseases.
Wanaparthy District Collector ordered to create awareness about safe deliveries in government hospitals.
The aim is to encourage pregnant women to utilize government healthcare services and reduce unnecessary spending on private hospitals.
Collector examined hospital registers and discussed pregnant women's care with ASHA workers.
ASHA workers were instructed to ensure ANC treatment, medication, nutritious food for pregnant women, and promote deliveries in government hospitals.
Additional instructions included organizing 'dry day' programs and conducting health checks for fever, cold, and sore throat.
- Who
- District Collector Adarsh Surabhi, ASHA workers, and medical staff.
- What
- Initiatives to increase deliveries in government hospitals and prevent diseases.
- When
- Friday morning
- Where
- Wanaparthy District, specifically Pebber Primary Hospital.
- Why
- To increase awareness of safe deliveries in government hospitals and prevent spread of diseases.
- Location
- Wanaparthy District, India
- Official
- District Collector Adarsh Surabhi
- Focus
- Promoting government hospital deliveries
- Action
- Awareness campaigns and health checks
- Target Group
- Pregnant women