Live
- Traditional arts come alive during Thakurani Yatra
- Drone surveillance cracks down on liquor brewing
- Mahesh Babu seeks time to appear before ED
- Railways Clarifies on Nursing Exam Guidelines After Objections Over Religious Symbols
- Student uses weapon at high school in South Korea; 7 people injured
- Shilparamam hosts summer workshops for children
- IPl 2025: Virat's 51 was as crucial as those slog overs by Bhuvi, says Chawla
- Conocarpus is a climate ally, not a threat: Experts
- Nearly 800 people stranded in East Sikkim following sudden snowstorm evacuated
- Collector inspects MIDC for visually impaired
Prakasam Collector inspects GGH
Ongole: Prakasam district collector A Thameem Ansariya conducted surprise late-night inspection at the Government General Hospital here on Saturday...
Ongole: Prakasam district collector A Thameem Ansariya conducted surprise late-night inspection at the Government General Hospital here on Saturday around 10:30 pm.
The collector arrived in a private car and headed directly to the casualty ward to assess the quality of medical services being provided to patients. She expressed anger upon discovering that senior doctors who were supposed to be on duty in the casualty ward were absent at that time.
During her 90-minute inspection that lasted until approximately 11:45 pm, collector Ansariya thoroughly examined the casualty ward, gynaecology ward, and radiology section. She reviewed patient medical records and scrutinized the procedures for X-ray, CT, and MRI scans, including wait times and report delivery schedules.
The collector interacted directly with several patients and their relatives to gather feedback about the services provided. Many complained about poor sanitation conditions, which the collector herself observed during her inspection.
She issued a stern warning to the medical staff, stating that any negligence in maintaining hygiene standards or providing medical services would result in severe action.
