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Kodad govt hospital upgraded to 100 beds

Kodad govt hospital upgraded to 100 beds
Suryapet: District Collector Tejas Nand Lal Pawar said that providing quality and free healthcare services to people was the government’s priority. The Collector, along with MLA Uttam Padmavathi Reddy and District SP Narasimha, inaugurated the newly constructed In-Patient Department (IPD) at the Government Hospital in Kodad on Saturday. He said the hospital, which earlier had 30 beds, was being upgraded to a 100-bed facility at a cost of Rs 26 crore. Construction and renovation works were progressing rapidly, he said. The Collector said all free medical services had resumed at the hospital and urged people from Kodad and surrounding areas to utilise the facilities. He directed doctors and staff to provide quality treatment to patients.
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